Show your pedal guts!

[M. Spencer]

traktop wrote

. Is that couple working as expectedxeers, Gilberto.

Nice!
Each on their own sound excellent, but if there's too much gain on either circuit when they're both on the tone gets a bit muddy and over blown. I never tried feeding the ModelH info the Superfuzz, I may rewire it and see if they get along better that way.

[trom72]

This thread is a genius idea, I didn't yet see all the pages but there is lot of good ideas that I will steal.

Here is my participation, a delay multiplex with modulation board and a tremulus lune.

[Beaker]

Nice work, very nice indeed.

[bogey]

Just finished this for a friend.......


Coloursound fuzz and Vox Repeat Percussion

[Travis]

Awesome build Bogey! I think that's your nicest one you've posted yet. I'm seeing huuuuge improvement since you first started here  very pro looking build dude!

[Travis]

Here is my Janglebox. The enclosure is a botched finish that was (over) sanded and then botched again. Knobs are from a peavy bass amp that I found in the parking lot at the Hollywood guitar center. Not a pretty build but sounds great

[bogey]

Thanks Travis . That means a lot coming from you.

I've had my arse kicked by a few builds recently so it was nice to finish something that works and looks nice.

I like your Janglebox .....it reminds me of

[Ian]

Latest build for  friend,  Mad Professor Sweet Honey Overdrive,  really like this, building one for myself now too.

[squirrels]

ROG Modded EA Trem:



Creepy Fingers Si Fuzz Face (BC108's)



Mojohand Iron Bell (with 1N4148/1N60 switch and pregain control)

[rocket88]

nice job as usual squirrels.

bogey, seriously looks good and can't agree with travis more. definitely can see your work getting neater with each build you've posted. keep it up man.

[Sensei Tim]

Not my best work. Misplaced the led and the water slide darkened after I sprayed it with clear. It was originally a perfect colour match.

Still sounds freakin incredible.  Using 2N5089 trannies. I tried bc550 but it sounded like crap.

[trom72]

Wow. Nice one again guys.

My last one. It's a combo. Cornish buffer with SS2 and G2. I wantd to try something new for me. The 3 one the same board. I even use the lost place to share 9V and ground for the effect but also for the LED to reduce wiring.

[trom72]

forget that one

[Travis]

Nice build. I like the look of your finishes. Are you using the paint swirl dipping technique?

[trom72]

Thank you. I didn't yet look all the pages. But I already saw some of your's which are impressive. I love your wooden boards.

I found this tutorial : https://youtu.be/DnRWM9b__5Y

That's very easy to do.

[traktop]

M. Spencer wrote

traktop wrote

. Is that couple working as expectedxeers, Gilberto.

Nice!
Each on their own sound excellent, but if there's too much gain on either circuit when they're both on the tone gets a bit muddy and over blown. I never tried feeding the ModelH info the Superfuzz, I may rewire it and see if they get along better that way.

Yeah, the Model H looks brutally gainy in comparison with the real deal, but seems to sound great at lower gain settings.
I found that my super fuzz don´t like to be stacked with any of my pedals, (Rockett Animal, Acapulco Gold, etc), but my cranked dr-103 swallows it beautifully.

[traktop]

Built it for my bass player. It seems to sound really nice as long as I don´t crank the gain pot, (too trebly).
Guys, I really die on envy when ever I see those beautiful pedal finishes!!! I definitely must start trying that tone transfer artwork...

[traktop]

Electrolitic bukake...
Proud of this scary fuzzy monster

[Silver Blues]

I finally finished my BJFE Blueberry build!

This thing is all kinds of awesome. Gorgeous tones all across the board. There are times when you have it on and it doesn't sound like it's doing much, then you turn it off and wonder where all your tone went! Had a few mishaps with the switch board but now that I've tried it it's jumped to the forefront of my list for inexpensive, effective and space-conscious switching. A note to anyone trying to use this, NEC dual-coil latching relays like the EA2-5TNFG work well in this circuit and can be had for far, far less than the Panasonic parts originally specified. I got six of the aforementioned for $15 off eBay compared to $6-8 each plus whatever insane shipping big retailers want to charge for a TQ2. Very pleased overall. It would also appear that Tayda's BF244A are good, thought I'd mention it among the controversy about Tayda's FETs.



This pic is slightly wrong, I had to rewire the LED so imagine the logic wire is black not red and that's what it's like in reality


And a shot of my two Blueberries (maroon one is the Bearfoot version). In the middle there you see my next project, SWAH board from GuitarPCB:


I'm feeling like making a modded MP version just to complete the set

[MAO]

I had a request for a Plexidrive in a 1590BB with the Spy vs Spy graphic.

I suggested an 18v version with a Body control rather than the Bass toggle switch.

Since there was room, I added a "boost" stomp switch that engages separate Gain and Volume controls. The Tone and Body controls remain active in both modes. It worked out well, it's like having 2 Plexidrives for an additional cost of about 7 bucks.

I used a 4PDT stomp and a modified version of Craig Anderton's  Electronic Footswitch to simulate a 5PDT stomp switch, allowing either set of Gain/Volume controls to be selected along with the boost mode's LED.  
The LEDs are orange of course :0)


The guts are a bit of a Frankenstien as the switching idea came after the board was cut and populated.