Pictures!

[Fuzzy-Train]

PM sent.

Yup micfarlow77 is a member here. HE makes great enclosures.

Check out his posts for more info.

http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?action=profile;u=8055

[s.r.v.]

thanks man! i might need a little help determining which pot is which, but ill save those questions for later!

[Papa_lazerous]

Haha I wonder how long it will be before the riot about FF schems trading hands starts 
I dont even like it...... far to crazy the way it oscillates

[robbiemcm]

Looks good, but I'm confused about the number of components you seem to have on your circuit board for it to be a fuzz factory and a rangemaster - I thought the FF would take up more by itself. Do you think I might be able to get a PM of the schem too please :x

[dano12]

arduino punk console, an 8-step programmable tone sequencer using a micro-controller:

http://www.beavisaudio.com/Projects/digital/ArduinoPunkConsole/

[DWBH]

What does that do exactly??

USB??

[moro]

arduino punk console, an 8-step programmable tone sequencer using a micro-controller:

That's so cool! Do you have sound clips?

[dano12]

That's so cool! Do you have sound clips?

I just posted a vid: http://www.beavisaudio.com/Projects/digital/ArduinoPunkConsole/

[HeimBrent]

arduino punk console, an 8-step programmable tone sequencer using a micro-controller:

http://www.beavisaudio.com/Projects/digital/ArduinoPunkConsole/

Damn, dude! Things like that, and alot of the other things you've done, is the reason I want to get serious at DIY.

[disto]

What does that do exactly??

USB??

im guessing the USB is just the connection to the microcontroller nothing to do with the actual circuit, apart from loading the initial code.

interesting build dano12

[dano12]

What does that do exactly??

USB??

im guessing the USB is just the connection to the microcontroller nothing to do with the actual circuit, apart from loading the initial code.

interesting build dano12

Right, the USB connection goes to the computer for code uploads. I do the programming in the Arduino editor, compile it, and upload it to the board. The USB connection is powered so it makes it easy to run the board while testing code. Once the program is uploaded, it lives permanently on the arduino until you explicitly erase it. That way it doesn't need to be connected to the computer in order to run.

[Mordred]

I wanted to wait until I'd finished this..... but am just too excited


http://www.flickr.com/photos/13392796@N02/1406019707/

It is my homage to Starsky and Hutch... I am going to install the One Knob Fat Fuzz with a big ass flashing blue LED 

Also I don't know when I will get the chance to get it finished.... man.. I hate havin' to work 2 jobs

[remmelt]

Couple of new ones, write up is on my electronics page.

This is the Green Ringer with PCB from Tonepad, I got the image from my fav webcomic Dinosaur Comic:

[remmelt]

Another Red Llama





And another Llama





And another Llama





I promise my next pedal will not be a Red Llama. (I ordered parts for the Red Fuzz, instead )

[Ucho]

Really nice boxes, great work remmelt!

I really like the pictures also. And that old and dirty yellow plug, it's so "stlylish".

Your pics look really "pro"... in fact I'm going to ask you: are you some kind of pro in photograph?

[michal_k]

A-W-E-S-O-M-E 

i guess i start etching enclosures, thanks for inspiration mate

[bleubleu]

Couple of new ones, write up is on my electronics page.

This is the Green Ringer with PCB from Tonepad, I got the image from my fav webcomic Dinosaur Comic:

WOW! Dinosaur comics and DIY... Two of my favorites things finally comes together! Coooool!

Mat

[moro]

And another Llama

I love the knobs on this one. Do you have a shot of the top?

[remmelt]

The top of the black Red Llama.



The knobs were bought at Banzai.

[remmelt]

Your pics look really "pro"... in fact I'm going to ask you: are you some kind of pro in photograph?

Thanks for the praise! My girlfriend is the photographer. Here's her website and Flickr page.

The pics of the Bird + Tree Stump Red Llama were made by Voicst's bass player, personal page, Flickr page.