want to etch a clyde mccoy...but...

[jonathan perez]

does anyone have an original clyde mccoy pcb drawn? i dont plan on selling it, so dont worry.  i just want to have another original "looking" clyde mccoy on hand...not to mention im trying to build up an arsenal of wahs at my disposal.

anyways, i just need the scanned copy of the PCB sent to me, i dont need a pcb made or anything...i dont want to spend all day drawing it up if its already around, but i cant seem to find it online...although i could swear that i have.

anyways, someone want to help? 

[trevize]

http://fuzzcentral.ssguitar.com/mccoy.php

[leonhendrix]

This was etched from a V846 but they both used the same PCB
http://www.diyguitarist.com/PDF_Files/V846PCB.pdf

Thanks to Paul Marossy from http://www.diyguitarist.com/

[Paul Marossy]

leonhendrix beat me to it... 

[jonathan perez]

duh!

the one place i always look, i forget to...thanx guys!

[rockgardenlove]

I had some trouble with that layout getting it to work.  I should note I never spent too much time debugging though. 

[jonathan perez]

paul, is the pinout for the transistor on top correct? looking at the clyde mccoy in front of me, the middle leg is off to the right...emittor and collector side b side. (ECB)

[rockgardenlove]

^That's the problem I ran into also.  I did some transistor leg bending and I got audio to pass and the wah effect going, but never over unity gain by quite a ways.

[Paul Marossy]

There might be an error in how I showed the transistor. I know that the PCB works because I etched one. You do have to stretch the transistor legs out quite a bit to meet the holes in the PCB. This is how it is in my vintage Vox wah, as well - and that's what I made the PCB from.