Has anyone built "Another Sick Fuzz"?

Started by jmusser, April 23, 2005, 01:12:11 AM

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jmusser

I'm looking to see if anyons has built this circuit, and if not, could I get a little help decyphering it, so I can get it properly documented? I have redrawn a number of Gusses circuits on GGG to make them more user friendly than the hand drawn schematics. If the Simple Octave Up and Octave Up Sick Box are any indication, I would guess that there is a great circuit lurking in that rough draft there somewhere. I believe I've thrown this out there before, and if I don't get a bite on it this time, I'll just take it on, and try to figure out how it's supposed to go together. I'm just a Guss Smalley Fan I guess!
Homer: "Mr. Burns, you're the richest man I know"            Mr. Burns: Yes Homer It's true... but I'd give it all up today, for a little more".

jmusser

Homer: "Mr. Burns, you're the richest man I know"            Mr. Burns: Yes Homer It's true... but I'd give it all up today, for a little more".

petemoore

Well the first stage looks simple enough, but how the boost stage dpdt and points A configure is a bit sketchy for me to figure out.
 The subsequent stages are interesting configuration [the 'upside down 3906], reminds me somehow of the Jordan Bosstone.
 It looks as though it might function well with one or two dpdt's, the biases and stagings look simple enough to build, if you run wires off the board, it shouldn't be too hard to figure out the paths you want the signal to follow [twisty wires] and then add the switching in there.
 I'm just chiming in, I think I shy'd from attempting that because I couldn't make it out well enough, Interesting enough, has plenty of stages to be named simple, and Your'e right about 'if the OUSB and SOU are any indication.
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jmusser

That's just one of the questions I've had, exactly how does that section apply to point "A"? I figured it series into that portion of the circuit and switches in and out, but that's just a guess. No, it's not hard, but it's fragmented. I sent him an E Mail and PM quite a spell back asking him to clear up certain things for me, but I didn't get a reply. I kind of enjoy these lurking mystery circuits, because you never know what it's potential might be. I'll just have to put some time in on it and bring it to life. Thanks Pete!
Homer: "Mr. Burns, you're the richest man I know"            Mr. Burns: Yes Homer It's true... but I'd give it all up today, for a little more".