Pictures!

[Kipper4]

[Kipper4]

[Kipper4]

Yay I'm getting there.

[Hemmel]

Thanks for the neck cramp, Rich 

[Kipper4]

Proco Rat and Son of Screamer

[Kipper4]

Your Welcome Hemmel

[Kipper4]

FA1 preamp

[Kipper4]

YJM308

[rousejeremy]

Son of Clay Jones.

[GGBB]

Jeremy - that wiring looks great!

[rousejeremy]

Jeremy - that wiring looks great!

I was just following orders.

[Kipper4]

Neat Jeremy. I like it.

[rousejeremy]

The Son of Clay Jones sounds great, it's much darker than I was expecting. In a good way.

[duck_arse]

slow down, kipper, yer making us look bad.

and when I say "rimmer, on the other hand", I mean to say "rimmer, on both hands".

[rousejeremy]

And an effects loop. Just practicing my wiring.

[haveyouseenhim]

Nice wiring. Just make sure the tip springs dont touch the enclosure when it's plugged in. I did that once and it took way longer than it should have to figure it out

[Kipper4]

slow down, kipper, yer making us look bad.

and when I say "rimmer, on the other hand", I mean to say "rimmer, on both hands".

i'm playing catch up remember i'm new to embeded pics Arnold.

[antiuser]

Hi, I'm new here, and relatively new to building pedals. Here's the first thing I made which I deemed worth showing off although it's not nearly as impressive as most of the stuff I've seen on here... it's a hybrid Si/Ge fuzz (Si transistor with Ge diodes) kinda based on the Bazz Fuss, made with parts I scavenged from a vintage Yamaha mixing console and old radios. It has a JFET buffer in front of it that bumps the gain just slightly above unity... it's something that came up while I was screwing around breadboarding and it sounded nice, gives you that very silky sustained but sorta square wave-y fuzz sound. And if you switch to the neck pickup and roll the tone down a bit, you're in Clapton land. Sorry, no guts, it's a huge mess in there.

The artwork is an illustration I cut out from an old United Airlines inflight magazine. I added the dunce cap. Letters are just cut out from the same magazine... I couldn't afford to spend money on clearcoat or epoxy (I'm crazy broke right now, so even $5 is too much) so I covered everything in 4 coats of CA glue (aka superglue), the paper absorbed it and it dried solid like a plastic.

Anyway, I call it the Fuzz-O.

[Jdansti]

Welcome to the forum!  Looks great-very 3D-ish and good job of using what you had available! 

[antiuser]

Oh yeah, here's what it sounds like... excuse the sloppy playing.