Pictures!

[Renegadrian]

scdesigns, I like your pedals!

[nomorebetts]

A ProCo Rat using the tonepad PCB. 
Added the usual selectable clippers mod as an after thought.  It's early days but I like led clipping best.

[roseblood11]

BCD thumbwheels, from All Electronics (surplus) here in the states.  Use them to select the coupling capacitors. 

How do you wire those switches?

[Perrow]

This isn't mine, nor do I specifically recall the provenance, but it was posted years ago. Still, it is one of the most bad-ass things in this thread.

Ah, the old nail-to-nail routine

[Mac Walker]

BCD thumbwheels, from All Electronics (surplus) here in the states.  Use them to select the coupling capacitors. 

How do you wire those switches?

Capacitors in parallel add, so it is just a common wire (input signal) feeding three spst switches.  .01 uF, .1 uF, and 1 uF come off of each switched terminal, then join in parallel to feed the base of the transistor.

001 (1) = .01 uF
010 (2) = .1 uF
011 (3) = .01 + .1 uF = .11 uF
100 (4) =  1 uF
101 (5) =  1 + .01 = 1.01 uF
110 (6) =  1 + .1 uF = 1.1 uF
111 (7) =  1 + .1 + .01 = 1.11 uF

Since I'm using for guitar only I'll probably switch to smaller cap values at some point, currently don't have a bass to try out.....

[slacker]

That's a really clever idea Mac, don't think I've ever seen it before.

[Mac Walker]

That's a really clever idea Mac, don't think I've ever seen it before.

Thanks, I've seen them used on modular synths before, but I haven't seen them in a stompbox.  Of course they are very common in instrumentation and test equipment....

[Perrow]

Capacitors in parallel add, so it is just a common wire (input signal) feeding three spst switches.  .01 uF, .1 uF, and 1 uF come off of each switched terminal, then join in parallel to feed the base of the transistor.

001 (1) = .01 uF
010 (2) = .1 uF
011 (3) = .01 + .1 uF = .11 uF
100 (4) =  1 uF
101 (5) =  1 + .01 = 1.01 uF
110 (6) =  1 + .1 uF = 1.1 uF
111 (7) =  1 + .1 + .01 = 1.11 uF

Since I'm using for guitar only I'll probably switch to smaller cap values at some point, currently don't have a bass to try out.....

Digital as I am, I'm not quite happy with your choice of values 

010 - 001 = .09uF (900% increase)
111 - 110 = .01uF (,9%increase)

With less dramatic gaps (maybe 4x instead of 10x, 2x being "ideal" but that might not give you the range you need) in cap values you'd get less differentiation between steps. But it might be that the ideal "curve" for the cap values would be exponential or logarithmic (not that knowledgeable about caps and even less how they work in you circuit ).

[Pigyboy]

Present for my guitar players birthday

[darron]

Present for my guitar players birthday

awesomeness limit has been exceeded.

[Slade]

+1
That Thermionique is first class killer.

[Govmnt_Lacky]

Present for my guitar players birthday

Hey Chris,

My birthday just passed and my mailbox was empty 

Beautiful work as usual! INCREDIBLE!!!

[deadastronaut]

^ +1 nicey nicey.....

stick an led in his third eye!.without a bezel....that'd look cool.......

[darron]

took some photos tonight of Shaun Klinger pedals




loved this one... i hope you do to!

[PMcG No.6]

Nice pic Darron. Love the purple one! Shaun keeping you busy?

[gena_p1]

Couple of old new photos:

[glops]

Couple of old new photos:

Awesome!

[John Lyons]

+1
Yes sir! I love the blue one.

[darron]

Nice pic Darron. Love the purple one! Shaun keeping you busy?

he's FLAT OUT building for the aussies and japan after some recent video clips of his killer fuzzes. the new fuzzes are point-to-point so now i have very little to do with them
i made him a website in the last few days www.klingercustompedals.com

something new. looks very technical. i love it. is there a bigger pic?

[gena_p1]

sorry, now i have no hi rez photo, but here is funny release of very first version,



and a little compilation