Pictures!

[ShortScaleMike]

[deadastronaut]

yeah i know, yawn!......i built another 2 lightwahs......






and a gut shot......to me showing gut shots are worse than when you had to do P.E.  in ya pants at primary school because you forgot ya kit..or was that just me... . 

[Govmnt_Lacky]

And they are............ 

[phector2004]

and a gut shot......to me showing gut shots are worse than when you had to do P.E.  in ya pants at primary school because you forgot ya kit..or was that just me... . 

LOL!

Looking good, rob! Guts look great too!

[~arph]

And they are............ 

Look closer 

[Govmnt_Lacky]

And they are............ 

Look closer 

Saw those. Was looking for a "deeper" explanation.

Found it on Mike's website 

[LaceSensor]

yeah i know, yawn!......i built another 2 lightwahs......






and a gut shot......to me showing gut shots are worse than when you had to do P.E.  in ya pants at primary school because you forgot ya kit..or was that just me... . 

Are you selling PCBs? Or if you arent, can I get one off you?

Thanks

[Slade]

Thanks for the comments, guys, glad you like the Flanger!
Here's another one for today, a Glitterattii from Mad Bean.. thanks for the layout, Brian!







Cheers!

[John Lyons]

That's really nice Fernando!
If you used some serrated (internal tooth lock) washers on the jacks you could
make the bushing/threads stick out less. Just a little constructive criticism. 

[bean]

 

[Pigyboy]

Looks nice Fernando. I like the font...

[frequencycentral]

^^^

He's still the etch king. So creative.

[Slade]

That's really nice Fernando!
If you used some serrated (internal tooth lock) washers on the jacks you could
make the bushing/threads stick out less. Just a little constructive criticism. 

Thanks for the tip, John

It sounds AWESOME!

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Thanks for the comments, guys!

[EATyourGuitar]

thats an LPB PCB, 4 resistors and 1 transistor :lol:  the electro is just power filtering, its optional. most of my time is in that damn rotary switch. it goes 470n, 220n, 100n, 47n, 10n, 1n. with the same cap sizes for input and output. they switch together. 10n is actually spec for a EH screaming bird treble booster. the "load" is just a 25k in series with the output, its main purpose is to fight the impedance problem of sticking anything thats not a guitar before a fuzz. this was going to be part of a double pedal with 3 footswitches but I decided to split them up so you can try them with other stuff. I did however retain the master bypass switch that controls two pedals. your fuzz must be connected to the send return jacks. when nothing is plugged in to the loop, it works like a normal pedal.

[Güero]

[Govmnt_Lacky]

@Guero - Are you ever planning on putting up any gut shots of these builds?

[Güero]

I would not say planning, but I always take pictures of my pedals. 

[Govmnt_Lacky]

I would not say planning, but I always take pictures of my pedals. 

If you do not want to share the insides of your builds than that is OK too. I was just wondering because I asked the same question a few pages back about a different build and you never posted them.

No biggie... Just wondering 

[Güero]

I would not say planning, but I always take pictures of my pedals.  

If you do not want to share the insides of your builds than that is OK too. I was just wondering because I asked the same question a few pages back about a different build and you never posted them.

No biggie... Just wondering  

Now I understand the request, sorry for my poor English.
But there is nothing so super inside my pedals, just some care with the PCB layout. I don't believe in mojo things and all my build have the schematic here in FSB.
Which specific pedal you asked a few pages back?

[Govmnt_Lacky]

Don't particularly care about mojo or not. I just wanted to see the artistry! 

Do you etch you own boards? If you do that is very impressive.