Stompbox enclosure dimension requests / database

[Mac Walker]

Hello fine stompbox aficionados, enthusiasts, addicts, and general lovers of foot operated switching devices for the manipulation of audio signals, creating extensive musical enjoyment! 

After having a go at building a batch of aluminum enclosures, I feel inclined to try to take this to the next level...

Here is a list of wedgey-ish, vintagey, hyper stylish super hipster boxes that would be useful to have dimensional information on, all in one place!

I propose that if you have access to any of these models, please to post dimensions for any and all to duplicate, a database if you will.

One rule - use the following format to specify dimensions, to eliminate confusion and adhere to some semblance of a standard -

-  exclude rubber bumber standoffs from the dimensions, measure external metal dimensions only, exluding any height from the floor.

-  can be inches or metric, just specify, use the following format:

HF = height at the front of box, parallel to face, seam to seam (if front face is slightly slanted for example, don't measure perp. to the ground, but parallel to face)

HR = height at rear of the box, same as above

L1, L2, L3, L4 - lengths of each successive top face from front to back.  All measurements parallel to the face, seam to seam.  If L3, L4 don't exist, then they are zero....

W = width.  A few pedals are wider at the rear than the front, if so use WF and WR.

D= depth, bottom face, for reference

Measure twice, write once!!!!

Measure parallel to the face, seam to seam, not perpendicular to the floor!

External dimensions!



Don't worry about angles, they can be worked out in CAD or estimated, unless you have the ability to measure and provide...

This diagram might help to clarify the dimension format request, kind of a unifuzz styled box:




Here's what I would like to have info on, feel free to add to the list.....



Ampeg               Phazzer

Ampeg               Scrambler

Burns                 Buzzaround

Chandler Limited         Germanium boost

Crown                Superfuzz

DeArmond            Square Wave Distortion

Electro Harmonix         Big Muff Pi

Electro Harmonix         Muff Fuzz

Electro Harmonix         Little Big Muff

Electro Harmonix          Memory man (special case - maybe HF1, HF2, HR1 HR2)

Fender                 Blender

Fender                Starcaster Distortion

Faylon                F72 Fuzz Machine

FoxRox                 Octron 2

FoxRox                Hot Silicon

Fulltone                     Full-Drive2 / Bass-Drive

Gretsch                      Controfuzz

Guyatone                       Fuzz

HeathKit                      TA-28 Fuzz

Hoffner                         Buzz Tone

Ibanez                    Stereo Box

Ibanez                   Standard Fuzz

Interfax                        Harmonic Percolator

JHS                            Zonk Machine II (steel, sloped back)

JMI / Sola                  Tonebender MK I

Knight Allied                 Fuzz

Maestro                   Fuzz Tone (small)

Maestro                   Fuzz Tone (large)

Maestro                   Bass Brassmaster

Moog                   moogerfooger(exclude wood sides, sheet metal only)

Mosrite                   Fuzz Rite

Mutronics                        Mutron III

PAX                            Octave Box

Roger Mayer                 Octavia

Rosac Electronics              NU-FUZZ

Shin Ei                    FY-2

Shin Ei                    Uni-Fuzz

Thunder Electronic Co.      Royal Fuzz Box

UMI                            Buzz Tone and Volume Expander

Wem-Rush                 Pep Box

Yeah!!!  Thanks team!!!

[Keppy]

Ampeg Scrambler Reissue, all units in inches
HF1: .9
HF2: .1
HR: 1.25
L1: .05
L2: 5.45 (curved!)
L3: 1.45
W: 4.5
D: 6.75

[Megatron]

These MKI dimensions were posted on the DAM forum.

[John Lyons]

Nothing to add at the moment except. 
Go Mac Go!!

[glops]

Yes! Replicate!

[Perrow]

Shin Ei - Super Fuzz





Measurements of the recess (indent?) are from edge to where the "next" flat surface starts.



Recesses for switch and jacks are 3mm deep.

Anything unclear or unmeasured, just ask.

[Perrow]

Forgot to add a gutshot.



For total authenticity add a sticker on the bottom side of the bottom plate 



No wonder I keep frying my batteries.

[Mac Walker]

Cool, thanks for sharing!

I hope my enthusiasm hasn't scared everyone away, ha ha.....

Early nineties (black) russian big muff:

HF=35 mm
HR=53 mm
W= 119 mm
D=166 mm

[Mac Walker]

From another forum, Triangle Big Muff