BJFe.org Folk Boost/Buffer Kit -- The Cherry Buster [SOLD]

[cajone5]

### ALL SOLD ###

I have 0 of these kits left (3 sold 1 pending payment). The kits include everything you need to make the pedal including board, donnerbox, parts, pots, jacks, components, wire, etc.

The enclosure looks like this...



If interested they are...

$108 paypalled and shipped USPS Priority in the US
$140 paypalled and shipped USPS Priority International elsehwere

Extra PCBs are also available for $10 each if shipped with a pedal or $12 shipped on their own.

The only thing not included is knobs

Please PM or email me if you'd like one or more.

Thanks
Cliff

[cajone5]

Two on hold. Two remain.

[scoobysnack59]

Hi
I'm looking for remplacement back plate..
Thanks

[cajone5]

Hi
I'm looking for remplacement back plate..
Thanks

Hi,

I don't believe you purchased a kit, however, if you are looking for a replacement backplate to fit a BJFe or Bearfoot pedal I believe either of these could work...

http://www.smallbearelec.com/servlet/Detail?no=566
http://www.smallbearelec.com/servlet/Detail?no=1066

Good luck

[mr. min t.fresh]

If one is left please let me know sir.

I'd love to give this a spin.

Thanks

[cajone5]

If one is left please let me know sir.

I'd love to give this a spin.

Thanks

You got it! Last one is yours.

All on hold or sold now -- thanks folks!

[mr. min t.fresh]

Looking forward to this build! Thanks again

[hawaii121]

I just wanted to give props to Cliff. For those who don't know, putting these together took A LOT of work and may have actually ended up being a bust $ wise for Cliff. I wish I had the time to join in on the fun. But for now, I call for all who read this to raise their glasses to a really cool and selfless guy, Cheers Cliff!

[thetoneseeker]

Agreed!

[cajone5]

Kits are on their way out

And thanks for all the kind words, guys! It certainly was a bit more of an undertaking than I expected but I am glad to provide folks with the opportunity to build a pedal of their own so they can gain a little more appreciation for the whole process.

I know I learned a great deal helping out with this so one of these days (soon) I'll make a long post summarizing the process so folks can see how much work really can go into developing and selling a pedal. I always hear people complain that "it's only $20 in parts", blah blah blah, how can they charge so much? Well, as Donnel said, I didn't make a dime from this project... so the final price point is quite telling for what quality parts for a pedal really cost. When you also consider the time put in, I think it's pretty clear that most of these pedal builders are underpaid. My guess is that, for them, it is truly a labor of love.