Pictures!

[darron]

And here is finaly my ts:9 mod:

I will put 2-3 firesounds for sell soon....

that looks really cool. the inveted look is good (:
i like how you mounted a 3mm clear led without a plastic mount. i think that's definitely the way to go and do the same thing (:

[Nikolay]

And here is finaly my ts:9 mod:

I will put 2-3 firesounds for sell soon....

that looks really cool. the inveted look is good (:
i like how you mounted a 3mm clear led without a plastic mount. i think that's definitely the way to go and do the same thing (:

I use 3mm bright blue led. Without a plastic mount (see between volume and drive pots)
It looks verry good in a dark room

[markm]

It is a nice job for sure, Reverse etching can be quite difficult to do.

[AdamB]

My amp project, finally finished.






-Adam

[Hiwatt25]

Very well done Adam.  Any chance we can see the guts?

[AdamB]

I think that can be arranged. I only got a camera after I finished building it, so I don't have any from construction. I'll open it up tommorow and take a few if your interested.

-Adam

[keko]

EA Tremolo is now (a couple of years after the pic was taken) ready a fully working.
The Fetzer is now waiting for it's new etched enclosure... will post it soon.

[theMACHINE]

KEKO!!!

Where did you get those metal knobs?

[343 Salty Beans]

The guitar knob on the top MAKES that pedal 

You must tell me your sources 

[$uperpuma]

I think that can be arranged. I only got a camera after I finished building it, so I don't have any from construction. I'll open it up tommorow and take a few if your interested.

-Adam

That Amp looks GRREAT Adam. How does it sound?

[Mordred]

Hey Adam .... nice bit of work
what are the specs on your amp?
and did you build the cab for the amp chassis and cover it?

Allan.

[AdamB]

It's an 18W marshall. Twin 12AX7 preamp, twin EL84 output stage. Heybouer output transformer. Solid state rectifier bridge (I'm hoping my next project will be tube rectified), hot and normal inputs.

I didn't make the cabinet or cover the cabinet, I just built the amp and the logo badge and had someone else make the cabinet for me. I've never been too good with the old woodwork, I like to stick to electronics. I think my next project will be another 18W but with TMB and a tremelo channel.

It sounds great, breaks up quite early, but has a really warm, creamy overdrive tone to it. Sounds amazing with a rocket fuzz in front.

EDIT: Actually, you can see a video of my band over on youtube, where I'm using this live. I'm the second guitarist (behind the singer, I'm only really visable in the last half of the video, damn that camera angle). You can't really see the amp in the shot as it's hidden away at the back, but you can hear it. There's not much lead guitar in the song, but you can get a feel for it's sound going through it via an SD-1 and a rocket fuzz and a 2x12" cabinet with '78 greenback speakers). Well, come to think of it, the sounds pretty poor. But I like the video, anyway...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j3fz39bhvs

-Adam

[bancika]

Hi,
here's pic of my latest build. Modified Ross Compressor. I call it croc comp, in the memory of Steve Irwin.

It's shielded with foil inside to prevent hum. It sounds awesome, not much distorting at max sustain, doesn't change tone...etc
Cheers

[Dragonfly]

Hi,
here's pic of my latest build. Modified Ross Compressor. I call it croc comp, in the memory of Steve Irwin.

It's shielded with foil inside to prevent hum. It sounds awesome, not much distorting at max sustain, doesn't change tone...etc
Cheers

nice work ! 

good to preserve his memory.....

AC

[tonefreak]

[Arn C.]

Man!  You guys make some "AWESOME" looking pedals!!!!!!!!!!!!


Peace!
Arn C.

[markm]

Very nice fellas 

[keko]

KEKO!!!
Where did you get those metal knobs?

Come on fellas!!  this is a DIY forum, isn' it?
Just a little bit of this, and then a tad of that, and you get your own custom cool knobs...

[Gilles C]

Cool! Talk about real DIY stuff.

You make me regret that I didn't think of that when I made these slides a couple years ago...



Does that count as home made effects for guitar? 

Gilles

[Mike Burgundy]

Your fingers do - but that credit goes to your parents, not you, unfortunately