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Bluebeard fuzz pedal

I need this pedal, and I would like to get ahold off the guy who sells them. Does anyone know their website? I googled them like 10 times and only found pedal reviews :crying:. Does anyone know their website?
 
Yeah, seriously, the Bluebeard is just a GGG Muff. I really don't get the hype on this thing at all. Anyone with even a very slight competence with a soldering iron can make one. I made a BYOC kit on my first time ever picking up a soldering iron, and it worked perfectly.
 
Check http://www.atomicmusic.com/ in Maryland. Sonny used to work for them, they link to his e-mail and/or myspace, they get used and new Bluebeards in for sale on occasion, AND I sold them my Bluebeard (#304) this past Monday. Based on what they were saying, they go fast and they can't keep up with the demand.

It's about the mystique of the unknown and/or unattainable - if Sonny was easy to contact and the pedal was easy to come by, the allure would be less. It's an very cool pedal - whether or not it's easy to copy with a GGG muff kit.
 
I thought only one resistor was different and that it was the one connected to the LED which has no effect on the sound? IIRC there was a thread where Karate Kid compared all the resistor values somewhere.

This is turning into yet another BB vs GGG thread, we could do with a sticky on this topic! :D
 
why do you "need" this pedal if i may ask?

I need it because im trying to get a mastodon blood mountain fuzz tone in my band.
Im trying to replicate this tone:

This pedal will do this i hope.

Edit: If this bluebeard pedal is too hard to aquire, il probably look into the El Grande bass fuzz. Troy Sanders from mastodon has both these pedals...if only i knew which one he recorded blood mountain with. They both sound good....