Pictures!

[adf]

And adf, your pedals are so nice to see...A real good introduction, a first post couldn't be better than that!!!

wow, thanks renegadrian! i dont know if i can do justice to so many cool pics in this thread, but it feels good to make something that actually works ya know? its so addictive...

[The French connection]

That made perfect sense your english is fine. Do you use solid gauge wire or stranded to help support the board?

24 awg stranded and tin, it's less encline to break when you bend them. But i've recently recycle a bunch of 22 awg stranded copper wire i've found, those are more rigid tough but more difficult to passe through hole...

Dan

[dano12]

Here's  little Ipod stereo amp. The small speakers are salvaged from a broken set of computer speakers, circuit is two JRC386 chips and the case is an old sunglasses case donated by the missus.

[cloudscapes]

that's awesome Beav! getting enough volume out of them?

[ianmgull]

That is really impressive. I would love to build one of those. Do you have a schem or any more info??

[earthtonesaudio]

A couple questions:

How'd you mount the speakers?
Have you seen the movie "Short Circuit?"

[dano12]

The speakers are a whopping 2 ohms, so yeah it gets loud. It is not terribly practical because you have to keep the input gain low enough to avoid overdriving the 386 parts.

Schematic is simple: two smokey amps

I cut a small opening hole for each speaker and then super-glued them to the box.

Yes I did see short circuit, but it was many years ago...

[The French connection]

Here's  little Ipod stereo amp. The small speakers are salvaged from a broken set of computer speakers, circuit is two JRC386 chips and the case is an old sunglasses case donated by the missus.

I like your aestheticism, really pure approach...and thanks for your awesome site, i've learn a lot from there.

A couple questions:

How'd you mount the speakers?
Have you seen the movie "Short Circuit?"

Haha! Johnny 5


Dan

[niopren]

BSIAB2



Magnus Modulus

[Ripthorn]

Niopren, those are sweet looking.  How did you do the recessed part for the labels? How did you do that finish?  Those are great.

[niopren]

Niopren, those are sweet looking.  How did you do the recessed part for the labels? How did you do that finish?  Those are great.

thanks
i used metalized adhesive paper, print the letters in my laser printer.

[Valoosj]

BSIAB2



Magnus Modulus

Nice work. You live on the Isle of Man?

[quarara]

this is the symbol of sicily too!

[niopren]

 

excellent!

   thanks,

the truth that the symbol chosen by the fact appear several feet which means squeezing thousands of switch our stompboxes.  Logo that I saw by chance in some fonts that load on my computer.
Just had the question from which they came; some feared it was a cult or something. 

[elshiftos]

Come on, don't keep us in suspense, tell us what the mode switch does, and can we have a guts shot

Interesting to see your switched gain pots, I was thinking of something similar myself. I find the output level changes drastically with different gain settings and would benefit from switched volume as well as gain.

[danielzink]

Keeping the 1590 dream alive 





Dan

[Evad Nomenclature]

Here's  little Ipod stereo amp. The small speakers are salvaged from a broken set of computer speakers, circuit is two JRC386 chips and the case is an old sunglasses case donated by the missus.

I like your aestheticism, really pure approach...and thanks for your awesome site, i've learn a lot from there.

A couple questions:

How'd you mount the speakers?
Have you seen the movie "Short Circuit?"

Haha! Johnny 5


Dan

i so just went for a ride on the roflcoptr ^_^

[Zen]

Who's Johnny...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jaWPQ3Z7FE

[bamera]

Who's Johnny...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jaWPQ3Z7FE

Look at those shoulder pads

[Barcode80]

A couple recent builds. The red one (missing a switch right now that shorts the feedback resistor to oscillate), named Syd, is an echo base. The blue one is a modified Ross distortion.