The PedalPCB Precipice is a superb build by 414GEAR that brings the boutique magic of the Greer Black Mountain Crunch to your pedalboard. This circuit is a trace/clone of the Black Mountain Crunch circuit.

It is housed in a matte finish, powder-coated white 1590B enclosure, its clean aesthetic is beautifully accented by striking gold knobs and a matching gold footswitch. With classic side-mounted jacks reminiscent of standard MXR pedals, it slips easily into any layout while keeping your routing straightforward and traditional.

Don't let the elegant, minimalist look fool you, though—under the hood, this pedal is an absolute sonic chameleon. The Precipice masterfully captures that elusive, amp-like character, allowing you to dial in everything from a transparent, touch-sensitive overdrive that enhances your natural tone to a thick, full-on distortion with incredible crunch and sustain. It is a highly versatile dirt box that perfectly balances striking visual class with raw, versatile performance.

The Build & Components

No corners were cut on this build. It features top-tier, audio-grade components selected for low noise and maximum reliability:

• Enclosure: Rugged 1590B (MXR-size) aluminum, professionally powder-coated in a gorgeous beautiful matte white.
• Decal Professional decal with clear coat - Love it or you can return it! This is the pedal you will receive.
• Hardware: Premium Lumberg Jacks, Soft click gold 3PDT true-bypass footswitch, and smooth-turning pots.
• Knobs: Gold to match the aesthetic.
• Power: Standard 9V DC (Center Negative) – pedalboard friendly.

Controls

• Volume: Plenty of output on hand to push your tube amp into natural clipping.
• Drive: Smooth, organic gain
• Tone: A beautifully voiced tone control that shapes the top end without ever getting harsh or muddy.

Shipping & Info: Ships quickly and securely packed. Does not include a 9V power supply.

Get boutique, hand-wired tone at a fraction of the cost of the original. Snag this one-of-a-kind build before it's gone!

Try it, you just might find your tone in there.