Pictures!

[soggybag]

A couple IC Big Muffs. These sound great. Different from the transistor Big Muff.

I'm considering building a version with a foot switch for the tone bypass and another volume control. It would give this two channels.

[Willypp]

Jfet preamp Engl E530 with headphones amp and cabsim.



T.

Ok.

I need to know where you got that pcb?!

[Elijah-Baley]

A couple IC Big Muffs. These sound great. Different from the transistor Big Muff.

I'm considering building a version with a foot switch for the tone bypass and another volume control. It would give this two channels.

Good job!

If you need another volume control because the louder tone bypass mode you could use a resistor to balance the different volume.
In case someone didn't know the trick look at this:



I'm just not really sure about those two 1uF caps in both side of the portion of the schematic, those could be an extra.
Look here, too.
Tone Bypass Mod http://www.bigmuffpage.com/images/schematics/V3%20TB%20Big%20Muff_Mascis_79_No2%20schematic.jpg
Original http://www.kitrae.net/music/Images_Secret_Music_Page/BIG%20MUFF%20CIRCUIT%20GUIDEsm.jpg

Further, you built the IC Big Muff version, so the schematic it's a bit different, maybe you can you tell us something more your tone bypass mod.

[soggybag]

Klon clone built with an Aion PCB.

[soggybag]

Zen Drive built from an Aion PCB.

[temol]

I need to know where you got that pcb?!

It's my own pcb design.

T.

[patrick398]

An attempt to build a Zvex Instant Lo-Fi Junky approximation for a friend. Just about squeezed it all into a 1590B though i expect problems down the line.
Circuit is a jenny greenteeth with tweaked filtering caps to get more noise, a bright dark switch and a 10k pot to blend between chorus and vibrato. For the LFO i used the stomp lfo which is fast becoming my favourite thing ever.



*Apologies for the slanted capacitor, i realised i'd left it off the layout after i'd built it so just whacked in on where i could.
Fiddle around with the capacitor between pins 9 and 10 of the PT, think i actually ended up going with a 4.7nf. Anything between 560pf and 33nf sounds good.

This is then fed into a stock DOD 280

The compression control is on a trimmer on mine though.

This was a stressful build to say the least

[temol]

New family members..

numero uno

DMD-2 Digital Modulated Delay from Pedalpcb.  FV-1 inside.



number two
DR Boogey with cabsim and headphones amp. Stubborn beast... it's at the edge of the oscillation.



and #3

4x12 Celestion V30 cabsim. It's a hybrid of cabsim and delay line (to simulate standing waves, just like inside a real speaker cabinet)



T.

[ElectricDruid]

Lovely work, Temol.

[Mialbu]

Just finished this EQD Hoof clone. First attempt at aluminium enclosure etching and light plate (acrylic salvaged by a friend from a shop display unit!)
Cheers, M

[bloxstompboxes]

I may have to try one of these light plates. Seen em before but never done one. Nice.

[hoi]

Hi everyone. I own a desktop cnc and use it to make my own circuit boards as well as engraving my designs onto the enclosures.

I'm a long time lurker and these are a few of my builds:

[patrick398]

Good lord!
Amazing stuff

[stallik]

Welcome Hoi, that's some pretty amazing work!

[duck_arse]

that's fantastic. I'd say for the next as well, 'cept it has no knobs.

and also welcome, make a splash!

[hoi]

Thanks guys!

I look forward to being more active on here. Still got a lot to learn!

[hoi]

that's fantastic. I'd say for the next as well, 'cept it has no knobs.

and also welcome, make a splash!

Thanks! The one without the knobs was done over this past weekend. I was trying out a new approach to get more colors instead of just contrasting a color against the aluminum. This particular one is alcohol ink. Really cool stuff.

[patrick398]

Will you do me one to match my curtains?

[hoi]

Will you do me one to match my curtains?

I could. Would just need a better source image.

[Hatredman]

Hi everyone. I own a desktop cnc and use it to make my own circuit boards as well as engraving my designs onto the enclosures.

Man, this is wicked!