This one is semi-DIY.
I call this my Fanta Fuzz...because the orange knobs remind me of Orange Fanta.
I started with a BYOC Lil' Fuzz kit, which suddenly has been deleted from the BYOC website.
I made a couple of changes to the stock Lil' Fuzz:
I always run my Gain/Fuzz knob on max so I hard wired the Fuzz to maximum (2k resistor) and removed the Fuzz pot.
I like having access to the BIAS pot so I installed an Alpha 25k pot for added flexibility.
The stock 2.2uF input capacitor is too bassy for me so I added a Bright/Fat switch to select between 33nF (Bright) and 0.33uF (Fat) input capacitors.
This Fuzz sounds pretty incredible and is amazingly small!
(http://i67.tinypic.com/mt8oef.jpg)
(http://i67.tinypic.com/2q3cf9t.jpg)
(http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii4/stilwel/Gear%20Pics/IMG_2528_zpsmqkltboy.jpg)
I have the 33nF cap board mounted and the switch puts the 0.33uF in parallel.
And here's a bonus shot of it next to a ginormous EJ Fuzz and a Fuzz Factory clone that used to look smallish.
(http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii4/stilwel/Gear%20Pics/IMG_2530_zpsy1ctyujv.jpg)
Great looking pedal, keep it up!
Last night I swapped out the BC108's for some BC183 and BC183C trannys. Completely changed the character. Gettin' my EJ on.
Here it is in action.
BYOC fuzz -> SL Drive -> Zoom MS-70CDR -> Blues Jr
Nice tone!
Very nice tone... \m/
Maybe if you can put a little transformer in it on breadboard you will can find very nice new tones ;)