Pictures!

[Meanderthal]

 A bad pic of some of my builds...

[JimRayden]

The Axis stands out from that bunch. Can't really tell but I assume it's sharpie-technique?

That and the mysterious black box on the left with a single footswitch. Care to share?

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Jimbo

[Morocotopo]

Meanderthal, watch out !!!!
One box is about to fall from the table !!! 
Nice work.

[Meanderthal]

 Yeah, that's just a sharpie... It's an EH Axis/Guild foxey lady, not the RM fuzz face varient. The black mystery box is just a momentary switch wired momentary open or closed for different outputs. Good for triggering a sequencer, sustain pedal(keyboard), switching banks in a zoom, ya never really know when ya need one of these...

[bdevlin]

Here's my new pedal board and power supply.  The idea was to be able to use these effects as modular units.  Simply unscrew the 3 plate screws and disconnect power and insert a different unit.  I did some things wrong along the way but overall I'm happy.  The artwork is just color labels with clear coat.



Power supply is 7 isolated power circuits.  I desperately need a power on/off switch though.  DS-1 is shown for scale.

[zeta55]

Here's my Mutron3 workalike.
It has nice sound to compared to the other ones I've tried, a bit tricky to dial in especially on the bandpass and hipass setting. Though it has the 10kHz wine from the 7660 chargepump. Guess I'll have to try the choke trick.



/Krister

[Morocotopo]

zeta, if you use the 7660 S, it has the same feature as the max 1044 chip, if you connect the (I think) pins 1 and 8 together, the freq goes out of the audible range. Direct replacement. look at the datasheet.
Nice pedal!

morocotopo

[choklitlove]

Here's my Mutron3 workalike.
It has nice sound to compared to the other ones I've tried, a bit tricky to dial in especially on the bandpass and hipass setting. Though it has the 10kHz wine from the 7660 chargepump. Guess I'll have to try the choke trick.



/Krister

that looks great.  not only that, but i really love the way you put the word "workalike" on it.  honesty!

[grolschie]

Please excuse the lettering. I haven't found an easy way to make lettering. :-(

[zeta55]

zeta, if you use the 7660 S, it has the same feature as the max 1044 chip, if you connect the (I think) pins 1 and 8 together, the freq goes out of the audible range. Direct replacement. look at the datasheet.
Nice pedal!

morocotopo

Thanks for the tip, I'll check it out!

/Krister

[sfr]

Please excuse the lettering. I haven't found an easy way to make lettering. :-(

Hey, it's white, that's the holy grail of lettering for some of us. 

And I think it looks very nice, regardless - is the lettering hand done, or rub-on or what?

[pi22seven]

I FINALLY finished my English Channel from runoffgroove.com. What a great little circuit! Gets you real close to an AC30. Highly recommended!

[StephenGiles]

That should be displayed in a glass cabinet!

[tonefreak]

Nice looper, tonefreak! Any particular schem you used or was it largely yourself?

Sorry... a couple months late on this... I've been so busy.

This is mine loosely based on the Fulltone loop that was extrapolated to accommodate more loops.

[Snuffy]

That should be displayed in a glass cabinet!

lot of good it would do there

[grolschie]

Please excuse the lettering. I haven't found an easy way to make lettering. :-(

Hey, it's white, that's the holy grail of lettering for some of us. 

And I think it looks very nice, regardless - is the lettering hand done, or rub-on or what?

Cheers. Thanks for the kind words! It was the rub-on kind. My painter friend did the cosmetics for me. Only, the letters were hard to align and some of the letters tore. Next time inkjet decals perhaps. :-)

[ubersam]

One of my buddies asked me to build him a booster, the result: the Fahrging Boostard:



Not really much to look at on the outside, it is the insides that I am really happy with:

http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n188/ubersam/FahrgingBoostard/DSC00146.jpg
http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n188/ubersam/FahrgingBoostard/DSC00150.jpg
http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n188/ubersam/FahrgingBoostard/DSC00149.jpg
http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n188/ubersam/FahrgingBoostard/DSC00143.jpg

It is essentially 2 boosters in one box: a SparkleBoost and an AMZ Mini-Booster sharing one perfboard. The middle control selects either one or the mini into the sparkle.

[Phorhas]

Yup - sure is pretty

[Sweetalk]

Nice Booster!!!... Congrats!!!

[sfr]

Not a stompbox, and still need to find a way to package it up, but I just finished a binary clock as a christmas present for my father.   Used the schematic and info here, and did my own PCB layout. 

Tried to find a good balance between a lot of jumpers and a huge board.  Probably could have done better on both counts, but hey, it works!  Two things that made layout hard - restricting my arrangement of the LEDs/resistors to get them in the physical layout I want for the clock and to be aesthetically pleasing, and logic chips needing connections to the pins going every which way - mostly to other logic chips, which precludes a lot of making "pathways" under components.  (Hence the dozen or so jumpers)