My Noisy Cricket

[SDRed]

Hi everyone,

This is my first post and I wanted to show my noisy cricket.  It is the radio shack version from the Beavis Audio website.  This is my only my second build so the guts could certainly be a little cleaner, but I know what to do for next time now.

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a332/SDKing/noisycricket004.jpg
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a332/SDKing/noisycricket007.jpg
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a332/SDKing/noisycricket010.jpg

I wasn't able to load them into the gallery so I put them on photobucket.

[arawn]

very nice. Excellent work for your first time!

[BoostAddict]

How does it sound?  I built it a few months back and it didn't sound right.  I've been meaning to fix it but with school n all right now.

[oldrocker]

I think you did a great job.

[micro]

sweet

[SDRed]

How does it sound?  I built it a few months back and it didn't sound right.  I've been meaning to fix it but with school n all right now.

It sounds really good clean and the grit sounds good until the volume is at about 10:30, then it starts cutting in and out, but overall, I'm really happy with it.  I emailed Dano about the grit switch and he says that there is a wide range of effects depending on the 386 that you use and also the speakers.  I did the radio shack build that was on his site and I'm playing it through a fender cab.  I really just wanted a lower wattage practice amp for home and I also usually run my signal through a vox tonelab before the amp.