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Takotavia/Takotavio
I do not have a large supply of many of the components used in Takotavia and Takotavio. My plan, then, is to build only 108 units.
The 108 Takotavia and Takotavio pedals will be split over several, small-batch sales. Only 108 units of Takotavia and Takotavio can be produced together. 

About Takotavio
I built a pedal with a different look based on the Takotavia. It has the white, sloped enclosure and thin silver knobs that Jimi Hendrix used. I named it the Takotavio. 

The Difference Between Takotavia and Takotavio
Takotavia and Takotavio are nearly identical except for their appearance. The wiring, circuit board, and switches are the same. However, Takotavio does not have a potentiometer with a battery off switch. Instead, a standard potentiometer is used. If you need more about those pedals, please visit the Takotavia page.

Size
Takotavio is about 10% smaller than the one Dunlop makes. It is almost the same size as Takotavia.
160mm x 82mm x 74mm(including konbs)

Conversion connector Option
A conversion adapter is available for performers who want to use an external power source as well as a battery. You can use a center negative DC9V power supply by attaching it directly to the pedal's battery holder. Be sure to use an isolated power supply. Sharing power with regular pedals may cause either pedal to fail.

Components
MOTOROLA MPSA18
MOTOROLA MPS6519
Panasonic 150pF ceramic cap
Toshin Kogyo 0.1uF PET cap
Rubycon 33uF 16V
Nichicon 100uF 35V
Nichicon 220uF35V
Hitachi 1N34A
Xicon 42TM-011

Controls
Right : Volume control
Left : Gain control