I was never an effects guy before my current tweeterless rig, but I always had a envelope. Whenever I get in a rut I throw on a filter and I feel funkier and inspired to play. Gets me out of the rut everytime.
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I assume from looking at pictures that You're Doom has the same footprint as the updated Proton?
Thanks Spencer for such an awesome pedal - You're Doom is the fuzz sound in my head, but better in every way. It sounds so good with the sub octave of my micro pog! And it nails that Muse vibe too!
Awesome! The response has been great so far which is fantastic because I think it's the best circuit I've designed.
I've been playing with mine for the past hour or so, just turning knobs, and I Can't get it to sound bad. I'm seriously trying. The Great thing is even with just the tiniest bit of clean mixed in, it sounds huge and full. Plays nice with my vmt as well. Likes being pushed. Very cool.
It's good that you mention that - my favorite way to run it is with a VMT in front just dirtying my signal up a bit. I roll the tone on my P bass back all the way and use the clean blend on the Doom to blend some clean low end underneath the fuzz signal. Instant Stevie Wonder bass (especially if you palm mute).
Awesome! The response has been great so far which is fantastic because I think it's the best circuit I've designed.

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Posted on the fuzz thread too but here goes ... The you're doom is real bad ass- spencer got the dynamic response thing down on this, punchy synth tones with lower gain settings ( my fave) and very tight non-mushy fuzz- works well with the wonderlove if you turn the tone knob to right to cut highs- nasty funk but controlled- this pedal is great-