Pictures!

[Thomeeque]

 Hi!



Order switch (Juggler) for my pedalboard T.

[bean]

Brilliant!

[Slade]

Brilliant!

+1
Very nice..

[Thomeeque]

 Thank you, guys I'll post updated pedalboard pic to PB thread when it's installed.. T.

[caress]

Brilliant!

+1
Very nice..

that's rad!   

[nandofx]

Another pedal for my friend João Mendes. Bass player and producer.





















Etched enclosure, painted with matte finish

[studiostud]

Another pedal for my friend João Mendes. Bass player and producer.





















Etched enclosure, painted with matte finish

did you bend the box too or buy it somewhere?

[tasos]

hey guys....this is a feeeedbacker i made....i really love the paintjob!don't you?

[mattthegamer463]

I know it isn't a pedal, but anyone who builds tube amps or high-voltage tube pedals probably agrees that a Variac is an indispensable tool for prevent first-test explosions.

Homemade from scratch with a 3.5A "Powerstat" variable transformer.

[pazuzu]

i've heard you can do some cool things power starving a tube amp? never had the balls to get one and try it.

[studiostud]

I finished up an OCD yesterday.  I've had it for about a month, but it's been sitting inside a sad, unpainted enclosure.  So yesterday I finally got around to painting.  It's my first attempt at the "snakeskin" tutorial that's been floating around.



It's a gold metallic spray on top of several coats of basic white primer.  I think it came out pretty clean and I'll probably do more of them.  Maybe experiment with multiple colors next time.




This is a photo of the new pedal and the first pedal I ever built almost 5 years ago.  It's a TS808 clone.  I forgot that I never posted it on here despite the fact that this forum was instrumental in the success of that build.  So I wanted to share.  

[Jimi W]

The saga continues......

The Klaatube Screamer

TS-9 Clone, yet again built for a friend! One day I'll keep something I build but when I know its going to a better home and will get used it seems stupid keeping it.

Here's the guts.

....and the inspiration.

Really nice sounding pedal. Havent compared it to my original early TS-9 yet as its with said friend, hopefully going to do that tomorrow when I drop this off. The only mod I made was to change the 51pf cap to 100pf to try and tame fizz a bit.

Jimi

[Sirppi]

My first "official" build, the Dr. Boogey  
Worked the first time

[Renegadrian]

[deadastronaut]

the tiny tremoloooooooo built at long last...





edit:

heres the video demo.

http://www.youtube.com/user/100roberthenry?feature=mhum#p/u/0/UwvCvSwbXYI

[Steve Mavronis]

the tiny tremoloooooooo built at long last...

Nice! I like how you have the LED's looking like electrons orbiting an atom's nucleus.

[aflynt]

The first one is a CE-2 Chorus clone built on a Tonepad board in a 125B. The board took forever to populate and solder, but it worked perfectly on the first try and sounds great. I didn't do any part subs, but I'm going to try some different opamps out when I get a chance.

The second one is a Green Ringer clone built on a General Guitar Gadgets board in a 1590G. I screwed up the layout and put the input and output jacks across from each other not realizing that there wasn't enough room. I drilled another hole a little farther up and wound up using the old hole for a volume pot since the pedal can be kind of loud with certain amps. The 1590G is nice and small, but kind of difficult to do a layout for due to it being so shallow.



Tonepad CE-2 Clone




GGG Green Ringer Clone in a 1590G

-Aaron

[blooze_man]

What the knob in the green ringer do?

[aflynt]

What the knob in the green ringer do?

It's an output volume control. Just replaced the output resistor with a 50K pot wired as a variable resistor. I found that with certain amps the effect can really cut your head off. This lets me tame things down a bit.

-Aaron

[Sirppi]