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cogmeister pedal Second Hand Coggins Audio Dinosaural Cogmeister Drive Pedal — Pedal EmpireSecond Hand Coggins Audio Dinosaural Cogmeister Drive Pedal in Great Condition with Box and custom Barefoot Buttons! Dinosaural Cogmeister is a single guitar booster overdrive distortion fuzz pedal, containing a trio of compatible sections arranged in fixed series pattern. These comprise the Push, Drive, and Solo sections, each featuring its own true hard wire bypass stomp switch and corresponding LED. The Cogmeister pedal is a trio of compatible
Second Hand Coggins Audio Dinosaural Cogmeister Drive Pedal in Great Condition with Box and custom Barefoot Buttons!
Dinosaural Cogmeister is a single guitar booster/overdrive/distortion/
The Cogmeister pedal is a trio of compatible booster effects, which are arranged in a fixed series chain, with true/hard-wire bypass mechanical foot switches. The central red LED is designed to dim noticeably, relative to the other two LEDs, whenever the battery gets too low and/or supply voltage drops.
Dinosaural Cogmeister controls are configured as follows: all the gain and/or level controls are found along the top row, while the timbre and/or tone controls are situated along the bottom row. The 3 effects are marked by the two vertical white lines, and each effect has its own bypass switch.
The 'Solo' section of Cogmeister is at the output end of the signal chain, and this may be used to give a moderate, clean 'flat' signal boost, or a progressively higher gain, but narrower bandwidth midrange boost, with increasing distortion as the PEAK control is advanced clockwise. This can be for lifting solos level, and/or generally increasing intensity and focus. The LEV control affects the output volume of the solo section, and the whole pedal when the green LED is on. This is worth knowing when things get loud!
Dinosaural Cogmeister's 'Drive' section in the center is an overdrive/booster, with a modified EQ curve and greater tonal options, plus an extra gain stage for more harmonics, especially when the VOL control is turned up high. The 3-position SHIFT switch modifies the low-frequency range of the adjacent TONE (low-high frequency balance) control, giving 3 distinct resulting midrange contours to suit a variety of amp and loudspeaker configurations, as well as evoking various classic amp timbres in and of itself. The SUS control determines the input gain range of this section and increases the harmonics and speeds up the rise time of the distortion when turned clockwise. A relatively clean 'warm' boost may be obtained with SUS turned down.
The 'Push' section is a late 1960s style, single-transistor treble (or more accurately, upper- midrange) booster, with an adjustable GAIN boost control, and adjustable bandwidth on the LOW control, which when set anticlockwise only boosts the upper partials (harmonics), and when turned clockwise introduces back the fundamentals (low frequencies), which also results in a 'feral', crunchy distortion with the GAIN turned up. This can drive subsequent stages into a 'pushed' overdrive distortion/fuzz effect or drive an amplifier input harder for more intense energy and sustain: especially useful for when recording 'heavy' guitar.
Dinosaural Cogmeister has an enormous gain range of the combined three sections, which essentially constitute an early 70s-style fuzz-box, with far greater versatility. The all-discrete, Class-A, silicon transistor circuitry gives an authentic, vintage sound, and each section has its own unique distortion characteristics.
Specifications:
7.25" L x 4.5" W x 1.5" H
1.55 lb
Current consumption at 9 volts DC is between 7 and 16mA
True Bypass footswitches
Power Supply (sold separately): this pedal can use a 9-volt battery, or the standard 2.1mm plug, 9 Volt DC, Center-Negative power supply, (like most all guitar pedals use), up to a maximum of 12-volt power supply. A high-quality, stand-alone power supply is recommended for best sound and lowest noise at high gains. Any power supply higher than 12 Volt DC can damage the pedal.
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★★★★★ 5
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Size: 4 Panel, Color: Brown
Very sturdy. Attractive. Indoor/Outdoor
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Cheap
Size: 4 Panel, Color: Brown
Looks ok. However, it is flimsy and peels. Not worth the cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Completed by myself but 2 is faster
Color: Classic Cherry, Size: L:29.80" x W:12.99" x H:71.26", Color: Classic Cherry, Size: L:29.80" x W:12.99" x H:71.26"
This bookshelf was the closest to what I was looking for. My current bedroom theme is sort of a cross between medieval castle/Hogwarts mixed with Disney and anime. The bookshelf has the “fancy library” feel that I was going for and the nice rich color of the brown goes so well with the grey stone background of the wall. I would love to order a second one but my room isn’t big enough. The top half I use for the small handful of my favorite books “since I have a lot of books in storage” and the lower half of the shelf, behind the doors, was supposed to be for movies but I decided to store my video games there instead. There’s also plenty of room at the edge of the shelves in front of the books for small knickknacks.
The shelf is decent in sturdiness and weight and the wood is typical particles but still pretty thick. The cardboard backing was also easy to hammer on.
However, I do have a couple of complaints during assembly.
1) The cupboard doors need to be held exactly where you want them and either you need to have something hold them in place, or else have a second person hold them in place for you. Otherwise one door will scrape against the top or bottom edge of the frame, or there will be a weird gap between the doors when closed. Also, the back of the door handles have two little pegs sticking out and the cupboard doors have a little hole where the pegs should go. However, the holes are not aligned and the first time I attached the handles, one handle ended up being higher than the other. After a while, I had the idea of removing the handles and switching the doors. Once I did that, the handles were aligned correctly. But neither door or handle is marked, so there’s no way of knowing the handles won’t line up until you try putting the handles on. Bit annoying.
2) One of the final steps is to attach the trim to the individual shelves. If you look at the front of each of the two top shelves in my pictures, you will notice the thickness of the front edge. That is actually a separate piece of wood that needs to be attached. However, there are no holes to put the screws through. Instead there is a narrow opening that runs along the entire length like a thin trench. The screw goes through the opening until it reaches the bottom and then goes through the wood. Once they are attached, you can wedge the shelves into the bookshelf. However, if it turns out that the trim is uneven and there is an annoying gap on one side (which there more than likely will be) you CAN NOT unscrew it, readjust it, and screw it on again. That will split the wood. It happened to me with both trims. Now both trims tilt downward a tiny bit.
Other than those two issues, this shelf is great. I managed to assemble it myself but it took me nearly 3 hours and I was assembling it in a narrow hallway. Definitely would have been faster if I had help and more space to work but was still doable alone. Despite the setbacks, I still give this 5 stars. Mostly for aesthetics, sturdiness, depth of the shelves, and the ability to assemble it alone.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2021
★★★★★ 5
Absolutely love it?
Color: Classic Cherry, Size: L:29.80" x W:12.99" x H:71.26", Color: Classic Cherry, Size: L:29.80" x W:12.99" x H:71.26"
Five-Star Review: Sauder Heritage Hill Library with Doors/Book Shelf
I am genuinely impressed with this Sauder Heritage Hill Library. It combines classic style with practical storage, making it a standout addition to any living room or home office.
Timeless Design:** The Classic Cherry finish exudes warmth and traditional charm. The molding, paneling, and overall silhouette instantly elevate the room’s decor, pairing well with both antique and contemporary furnishings.
Generous Storage:** With a full bookcase on top and two doors below, there’s ample space for books, decorative accents, and office essentials. The combination of open shelving and enclosed storage helps keep the area tidy while still displaying favorite items.
Perfect Dimensions:** Measuring L: 29.80" x W: 12.99" x H: 71.26", it fits nicely in a variety of spaces—from compact living rooms to home offices. It doesn’t overwhelm a room and still provides substantial storage.
Solid Construction:** The piece feels sturdy and well-made. The materials and craftsmanship reflect Sauder’s reputation for durability, giving me confidence it will endure daily use for years.
Easy Assembly:** While any bookshelf can be a bit of a project, the assembly process was straightforward with clear instructions. The hardware and fittings lined up as expected, and it came together without issue.
Versatile Styling:** The neutral cherry finish blends with a range of color schemes—from rich burgundies and creams to soft grays and blues. It’s easy to accessorize with framed photos, lamps, and keepsakes.
Practical Features:** The doors on the bottom are great for concealing clutter, while the open shelves top show off favorites. The overall footprint is efficient for maximizing storage without sacrificing style.
Value:** Given the blend of classic aesthetics, functional shelving, and robust build, this is excellent value for money in its category.
If you’re looking for a stylish, durable, and versatile library with doors that adds character and organized storage to your space, the Sauder Heritage Hill Library is a superb choice. Five stars from me. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Nice Looking Bookshelf... Lots of Work to Assemble
Color: Classic Cherry, Size: L:29.80" x W:13.09" x H:71.26"
I specifically bought this bookshelf because I already have the Heritage Hill desk and lateral file cabinet, so natually this is the one I wanted to add to my office.
LOOKS: This shelving unit has the same look as the other pieces to the Heritage Hill collection, so it fits in perfectly to the look of my office.
STURDINESS: I'm not a big fan of the side panels because are not one continuous piece. It definitely is not very sturdy while you are trying to assemble it (more on that later) but once it is fully assembled and secured to the wall it seems very sturdy. I do not anticipate any issues.
STABILITY: A wall anchoring bracket was included with the product, so when it's properly attached to a wall there will be no concerns over stability. They did not include a drywall anchor with the bracket, so unless you plan to screw this directly into a stud, you definitely need to have a drywall anchor on hand to use.
ASSEMBLY: This is where it gets a little frustrating. I am no stranger to assembling pieces of furniture from kits like this. I understand why they have chosen to use the hidden screws and L-brackets everywhere, but it does add time on to the assembly. It probably took me about 90 minutes to assemble this product.
The trim pieces that go on to the front of the shelves (around the sides, top, bottom, and fixed shelf) make the shelf look like a higher quality product, and the L-brackets you use to attach them have oval-shaped holes so that you can adjust the positioning of each piece of trim to make everything line up right. You can adjust the positioning so that you don't see any of the unfinished wood or have ugly gaps.
Or so I thought! This trick worked fine for everything except the 3 adjustable shelves which also have a trim piece that go on the front, but for the life of me I could not get everything to line up properly. I read this in other reviews so I was prepared to do some troubleshooting and adjusting, but I could not get it to look right, so I just left these pieces off. You really don't need them. It makes the shelves easier to more around and it still looks great. The directions offer some "hints" on what to fix. There was a 1/4" gap between the edge of the shelf trim and the edge of the trim going down the side of the shelf. So the directions tell you to adjust the side pieces of trim to close the gap. Well the problem with doing that is after you adjust the side trim then the other edge of it no longer lines up properly with the edges of the trim piece of the fixed shelf.
Another tip: You don't have to leave the thing laying on its back the whole time you are trying to screw in the hidden screws or the L-brackets. You can carefully rotate it onto each of its sides to complete the installation of all the trim pieces, and it actually makes it easier to make sure they are lined up properly to each other the first time. I was just careful doing this because it's not very sturdy while it's being constructed.
They also include a touch-up marker in the package as well that really is the same color as the wood finish. I had a couple pieces that had minor scratches on them, probably from shipping. I had great luck with the marker by just coloring in all the scratches and then rubbing all around it with my finger. One larger spot needed this done about 3 times, but when I had finished, I really couldn't tell it was ever scratched, especially at the "normal viewing distance" I would normally see it from.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2020