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[gena_p1]

[gena_p1]

EHX Polychorus by XMD from gtlab forum

[gena_p1]

Accutronics BTDR based reverb with small brother

[storyboardist]

Built another fuzz face clone (I gotta start branching out...), this time using some old terminal strips I salvaged out of an old stereo.



The output caps (ran 2, 5nF caps in parallel), the LED resistor, and most of the wire is from the same stereo. Used some NOS Russian МП38a germanium transistors and sound great!

are you using a reverse log pot for the fuzz? and what value? mine should be set around 90% to achieve the bite.

For this pedal I went with the stock schematic values, so the fuzz pot is a 1k linear taper. You can also use a 2k pot for more control and/or use a rev. log pot to even out the sweep.

[jubal81]

Really proud of this one so I'm posting it everywhere.

Five FET drives a SHO and three switches.

The switching system consists of three PCBs of my own design. The overall bypass (left most switch) and the SHO bypass (Right most switch) use the 57B relay microchip from Pedal Sync to control latching relays with optofet bypass to ground the signal during switching.
The middle switch (and PCB) uses a 4017 decade counter to switch between the relays for the individual circuits. There's a 40106 for switch debounce and power-on reset (thanks to Mictester) and a 2003ULC to sink the current from the relays and corresponding LEDs.

The faceplates are acid etched (and took forever - two tries - since I'm not so hot at etching). The Tweed and amp chassis came from Antique Electronic Supply and were generously covered with lacquer.

A whole lot of money and a whole lot of time, but it was definitely worth it. Sounds great and works beautifully. Thanks to everyone for their boards and advice.

[chi_boy]

Hey, a couple of those boards look familiar......

That looks fantastic, BTW.

[ch1naski]

Fantastic!

[davent]

Great concept and amazing execution! Bravo!!!

[jubal81]

Hey, a couple of those boards look familiar......

That looks fantastic, BTW.

Indeed. Your layouts are superb. Boards practically stuff themselves.

[deeno]

Hi guys!
another one from my house, this is the " FUN-Q" envelope filter, it's a Mutron III with custom Vactrol made by me, sounds woao woao!!







i love it!!!

[deeno]

And this is the "DELAYNBOW" , a Magnus Modulus delay...with some colours from the sky






bye!!

[therealfindo]

Really proud of this one so I'm posting it everywhere.

Five FET drives a SHO and three switches.

The switching system consists of three PCBs of my own design. The overall bypass (left most switch) and the SHO bypass (Right most switch) use the 57B relay microchip from Pedal Sync to control latching relays with optofet bypass to ground the signal during switching.
The middle switch (and PCB) uses a 4017 decade counter to switch between the relays for the individual circuits. There's a 40106 for switch debounce and power-on reset (thanks to Mictester) and a 2003ULC to sink the current from the relays and corresponding LEDs.

The faceplates are acid etched (and took forever - two tries - since I'm not so hot at etching). The Tweed and amp chassis came from Antique Electronic Supply and were generously covered with lacquer.

A whole lot of money and a whole lot of time, but it was definitely worth it. Sounds great and works beautifully. Thanks to everyone for their boards and advice.

that looks amazing!

[danielzink]

Finally finished my Multiplex.

Great sounding delay....still sorting through all the options....








Dan

[akc1973]

Hi Folks,
after a long break, I've got back into pedal building. (Not that I've ever been very successful at it). Here's my new one - A GGG Orange Squeezer in a Unibox enclosure.

[Hexjibber]

Wampler Euphoria (VipFX board), box etched using Sodium Hydroxide. Great sounding pedal, no gut shot as it's already screwed down to my board!

[poorboy]

My Fuzz Fake,  a simple germanium fuzz face...

[kaycee]

My Fuzz Fake,  a simple germanium fuzz face...

Thats got a nice retro look to it, very 'Coloursound' stylee.

[kaycee]

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I like this, very cheerful!

[peterg]

A few recently completed builds: a Valvecaster, a tube boost (a hybrid using Beavis Audio's Twincaster for the most part adapted for 6111 tubes and Tube Town's gain design) and my take on Anchovie's Noise Ensemble.

[davent]

Looks great Peter! Can't tell, are they etches or decals that you are using for your labelling?