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Who makes some good RAT clones?
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glad to help!

Thanks a lot!
Nice to have you...
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Yeah, that was my 1st thought, but unfortunately i don't wanna wait that looooong...
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why do you want a clone? surely they are more expensive than a 2nd hand RAT?
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Johno wrote:why do you want a clone? surely they are more expensive than a 2nd hand RAT?

I have already a Vintage Big Box RAT and just thought 'bout getting a little smaller one.Those old ones in the small housing are about the same here as a "boutique" pedal....
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I have a Magnetic Effects Rat clone. Actually it's a Rat and Turbo Rat in one box, it sounds great.
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I personally enjoy the range of tones you can get from a BYOC Rat:

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The GFS/Biyang Brownie is a 100% Rat clone with a switch for some clipping options. Even has the LM308. They are cheap.
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Bill Oakley wrote:The GFS/Biyang Brownie is a 100% Rat clone with a switch for some clipping options. Even has the LM308. They are cheap.
WHAT!?????
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FUCK FUCK FUCK I CANNOT FIND THESE ON THE INTERNET ANYMORE I GOTTA HAVE ONE.
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Yeah, they are kind of hard to find now. I don't think they make them anymore. Just to be clear the Biyang version is called the Mouse and the GFS version is called the Brownie. The few Biyang Mouse ones I've fixed/modified had a wrong capacitor. It was 56k or 560k (I can't remember) instead of 560 ohms which makes a big differences as the resistor is a resistor/capacitor to ground that sets the corner/rolloff frequency.
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I always thought these "Brownie" pedals are for a Marshall/EVH type of overdrive???
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gypsyseven wrote:I always thought these "Brownie" pedals are for a Marshall/EVH type of overdrive???
Rats are very Marshally. EVH used Marshalls for his "brown sound". It's all in how you SPINNIT
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