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Started by Hal, August 23, 2005, 01:58:47 PM

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deaconque

Quote from: Nitefly182 on July 10, 2009, 01:10:51 AM
Uh here. I've got stuff.



Glowing Gold OD >> Ross Phaser >> Timmy >> Highway 89 >> EA Trem >> Magnus Modulus >> GGG Reverb modded for two channels.

That's an extremely clean looking board  :o, nice one.

ShortScaleMike

I'll get some better pictures of this at some point:

Korg DT-10 -> Saltbooster -> Saltbreaker (Barber LTD Silver) -> Crunch Box -> Blackstone MOSFET Overdrive (single channel) -> Saltshaker (Tremulus Lune) -> Small Clone (Tonepad PCB) -> Echo Base Delay (slacker)


Electric Warrior

Quote from: Zero on July 07, 2009, 06:15:52 AM

That pedal is very nice... also the inside!
Now we need to see the inside of that magazine  :D


yes, I'm curious about the surrealistic nudes as well  ;D

cat


MikeH

Quote from: Electric Warrior on July 10, 2009, 07:11:36 AM
Quote from: Zero on July 07, 2009, 06:15:52 AM

That pedal is very nice... also the inside!
Now we need to see the inside of that magazine  :D


yes, I'm curious about the surrealistic nudes as well  ;D

Haha- a studio I use has a huge stack of vintage playboys, and although it sounds cliche, the articles are hilarious and interesting.  Mostly because they talk about things like "The Health Benefits of Smoking"
"Sounds like a Fab Metal to me." -DougH

Nitefly182

Echobase on a board from John Lyons



darron

#9866
even a pretty crop-out job from low light:





the resistor on the switch is a 1M after-thought as grounded input didn't give enough pop reduction.

germanium diode on there too to make it silicon free.

next one will have a three way switch for treble, mid and full range boost.

gain knob heavily influenced by 'the volumizer' ;)
Blood, Sweat & Flux. Pedals made with lasers and real wires!

flo

"Class A germanium amplifier"
Wow, a really clean build. Looks great and very stylish!
Etched, I assume? How did you get the letters etched it so tight, clear and small?

darron

Quote from: flo on July 11, 2009, 05:24:08 AM
"Class A germanium amplifier"
Wow, a really clean build. Looks great and very stylish!
Etched, I assume? How did you get the letters etched it so tight, clear and small?

thanks flo. i was pretty happy with the cleanliness inside too (:

yes, it's acid etched. i cheat though. i spray the whole top with acrylic and then use a co2 laser to do the mask instead of using pnp. then ferric chloride as usual. same process to make the pcb. (:
Blood, Sweat & Flux. Pedals made with lasers and real wires!

solderman

Quote from: ShortScaleMike on July 10, 2009, 04:43:34 AM
I'll get some better pictures of this at some point:

Korg DT-10 -> Saltbooster -> Saltbreaker (Barber LTD Silver) -> Crunch Box -> Blackstone MOSFET Overdrive (single channel) -> Saltshaker (Tremulus Lune) -> Small Clone (Tonepad PCB) -> Echo Base Delay (slacker)


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Nice, but what sound occurs if you mistakenly stomped on the cat?? ;D
The only bad sounding stomp box is an unbuilt stomp box. ;-)
//Take Care and build with passion

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xSolderman@soldersound.com (exlude x to mail)

deaconque

Quote from: solderman on July 11, 2009, 11:00:42 AM
Quote from: ShortScaleMike on July 10, 2009, 04:43:34 AM
I'll get some better pictures of this at some point:

Korg DT-10 -> Saltbooster -> Saltbreaker (Barber LTD Silver) -> Crunch Box -> Blackstone MOSFET Overdrive (single channel) -> Saltshaker (Tremulus Lune) -> Small Clone (Tonepad PCB) -> Echo Base Delay (slacker)


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Nice, but what sound occurs if you mistakenly stomped on the cat?? ;D

It depends on what voltage you have running into him.  ;D

kristoffereide

Guess it's time to post some of my pedals :D





These have the old design which is a bit messy. The new design is much cleaner and looks more pro
Quote from: biggy boy on April 12, 2009, 06:22:33 PM
I find it funny how I can have close to 1000 components, yet I never seem to have enough parts to make a project. :icon_eek:

fuzzo

Quote from: Nitefly182 on July 11, 2009, 02:36:57 AM
Echobase on a board from John Lyons




impressive . Really neat !

JKowalski


kristoffereide

Quote from: JKowalski on July 11, 2009, 01:17:30 PM


Very interesting tube protection  :icon_biggrin:

The only ones I use :D
Quote from: biggy boy on April 12, 2009, 06:22:33 PM
I find it funny how I can have close to 1000 components, yet I never seem to have enough parts to make a project. :icon_eek:

$uperpuma

Quote from: Nitefly182 on July 11, 2009, 02:36:57 AM
Echobase on a board from John Lyons




damn clean, dude.
Breadboards are as invaluable as underwear - and also need changed... -R.G.

GREEN FUZ


Nitefly182


fuzzo

Just one question. Why using a wire with ground connection like the one you used in your input cap if you don't connect this ground   ? I see a lot of people doing that without knowing why (even in my boss pedal, the input wire is the same case)???

The French connection

Moreover, why using a 3PDT if you use only 2 lugs. Such a waste of lug. :o Nice build by the way, as usual, very clean. :P

Dan
I know, but the pedal i built does not boost...it just increases volume!
My picture files:
http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/French+connection/
http://s193.photobucket.com/albums/z4/letournd/Pedal/