Request: McSpunckle Gnomeratron VTF

[Esppse]

Hey, this is one of the craziest fuzzes I've ever seen. I started a Vero and realized I'm not competent enough to do it cleanly and without mistakes. I got to the second J201 and saw things started to blur lol.

I located the schematic here.

http://www.ilovefuzz.com/download/file.php?id=10516&sid=494a1a77f4f217c8a95cad772bb93b35&mode=view

Would someone with more experience than me like to tackle this?

Thanks

[Alex]

11 transistors, 6 pots, 7 switches and 5 trimmers:
this would be a massive layout.
Some versions use more pots instead of trimmers.
To do it "cleanly" would be very difficult.

[BetterOffShred]

What a great schematic.
Thanks for sharing.  This one could have lots of neat mods, like making that filter toggle a B50k .. maybe throwing a b100k to ground instead of S1 toggle etc...

[roseblood11]

Lots of pots usually means lots of wires, it would look like spaghetti and probably oscillate.
A good pcb layout with board-mounted 9mm pots would be better than veroboard in this case. Maybe Madbean or Aion FX might be interested?

[BetterOffShred]

Or PModes..

[PMowdes]

Hmm, i'll have a look and see what Dino thinks.  It does say not for commercial use if the schematic.   We just busted out a board for the devi silver rose.

[Sphere80]

SMD, trimpots, daughterboard:
https://i.imgur.com/Dz8s6tn.jpg

and earlier one on vero:
https://i.imgur.com/BA4dwYm.jpg

It may be worth it to break it down to  its stages; the boosts, Muff, octave, etc   with clipping options.  Here is an earlier, slightly different schem. from their Facebook that they labeled for clarity.
https://i.imgur.com/cTT0RdC.png

If you have an Electra, Green ringer, and Muff with clipping switches, test stacking them.