Pictures!

[Joecool85]

anyone got a sound sample of the wah anti-wah?

I'm also looking for a sound clip of the Craig Anderton Wah/Antiwah.  I've searched and done a fair bit of reading on here, but can't seem to find a clip.  Youtube proved useless in this regard as well.

[deadastronaut]

anyone got a sound sample of the wah anti-wah?

I'm also looking for a sound clip of the Craig Anderton Wah/Antiwah.  I've searched and done a fair bit of reading on here, but can't seem to find a clip.  Youtube proved useless in this regard as well.

yep...me too.. might just have to bread it..

[Joecool85]

yep...me too.. might just have to bread it..

Record us a clip if you do!

[pazuzu]

some better pictures. notice the godawful spaghetti monster inside. it's a valve caster with the volume and tone sections removed. nice and simple.

[phector2004]

notice the godawful spaghetti monster inside

What would that make my wiring, then? 

It looks very neat, don't be so hard on yourself!

[pazuzu]

thanks. this one was a dry run. i am going to do another in a 1590b (that's the smallest right?), and i will be using a board next time. point to point is cool but also a hassle to solder.

[John Lyons]

[roseblood11]

I just found these pedals sitting on top of my amp...

last pedal built in 2010: Bajamans great optical Limiter, a christmas present for my wife, who plays bass
second last pedal: Lovepedal Les Lius
last modified/re-housed: Phase 90 (tonepad)
last photo of wife glued to a pedal    : DAM Meathead

First built in 2011 will be a Catalinbread Formula No.5, or a Tremulus Lune

[tombola]

Here's a Noise Ensemble, from Anchovie's schematic http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=87493

Loop switch connects input and output via 1m resistor - works well
Reset connects input to ground - the circuit is very gated, but the feedback does get out of control. Also, it doubles as a burst box 
Free/Lock switches the 47k resistor in and out. Still tweaking that... 

Sound sample here (not for the faint of heart)
http://soundcloud.com/musicthing/noise-ensemble-delay-fuzz-pedal-demo


Artwork from Ed Emshwiller
Inspiration from eniacmike

[pazuzu]

d.a.m.n. redhead

so...is that your wife?

[Slade]

Sound sample here (not for the faint of heart)
http://soundcloud.com/musicthing/noise-ensemble-delay-fuzz-pedal-demo

Wow...

[John Lyons]

d.a.m.n. redhead

so...is that your wife?

"last photo of wife glued to a pedal   Cheesy : DAM Meathead"



Those all looks great! Love the Pick guard one and the photo meathead, nice shot, color etc.

[pazuzu]

forgive me, i'm not a member of the inner sanctum here yet. 

[deadastronaut]

forgive me, i'm not a member of the inner sanctum here yet.  

@pazuzu. burn yourself 187 times with a soldering iron
and swear a lot and your in.....

@john, new camera?.nice close ups.....i look forward to the spring for more outside shots...70's catalogue style...

@roseblood, yeah nice use of a scratchplate....cool...
a guy local to me does these...would look cool on a pedal too...
http://www.auroraproject.co.uk/glow%20guards.htm

check out those glow knobs on the right too.....wow...

[Nikolay]

A simple external control for Mesa Boogie V-twin:



This small pedalboard control also clean-blues button with a little modification of the v-twin.

Here is a short video demo:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sCs-J98Aco

[I like Grunge]

Here's a Noise Ensemble, from Anchovie's schematic http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=87493

Loop switch connects input and output via 1m resistor - works well
Reset connects input to ground - the circuit is very gated, but the feedback does get out of control. Also, it doubles as a burst box 
Free/Lock switches the 47k resistor in and out. Still tweaking that... 

Sound sample here (not for the faint of heart)
http://soundcloud.com/musicthing/noise-ensemble-delay-fuzz-pedal-demo


Artwork from Ed Emshwiller
Inspiration from eniacmike

WOW! Your demo is awesome. I gonna build my own i think. I'm still waiting for my breadboard and I have to order some PT2399s but I think I gonna build this this month. But i think I can use a NSC A enclosure.

[tombola]

Thanks!
You can *definitely* use a smaller enclosure. I reused this from an old project which already had the 2x momentary switches in place. The loop is definitely worth having on a momentary, the reset/kill switch is handy, but does the same as turning your guitar volume off.

[I like Grunge]

Thanks!
You can *definitely* use a smaller enclosure. I reused this from an old project which already had the 2x momentary switches in place. The loop is definitely worth having on a momentary, the reset/kill switch is handy, but does the same as turning your guitar volume off.

what's the trick on the loop momentary switch? did you use it in your demo? I couln't find anything about it in the thread 

[tombola]

It's in my demo at about 30 seconds in - just a super simple feedback loop - a momentary connection between out and in. This circuit has so much gain that a a 1m resistor seems to balance the output and input OK.
One cool thing is that the turning down the guitar vol control seems to bleed off some the looping signal to ground, so it decays a bit more (you can hear the effect at the end of the demo)

[I like Grunge]

It's in my demo at about 30 seconds in - just a super simple feedback loop - a momentary connection between out and in. This circuit has so much gain that a a 1m resistor seems to balance the output and input OK.
One cool thing is that the turning down the guitar vol control seems to bleed off some the looping signal to ground, so it decays a bit more (you can hear the effect at the end of the demo)

thanks a lot! I will order soon and i hope i can bring this one out in my new band (probably the other band members will be shocked...but yeah i hope the crowd will be shocked, too  )