Pictures!

[haveyouseenhim]

I'm guessing it is some sort of fuzz using a logic chip?

Looks like a quad opamp to me. TL074?

@ ppcnostalgic     Is that a flat top with a slant halfway down? Pretty sweet looking build in that enclosure.

[ppcnostalgic]

@Liquitone Here you can listen to the original Emma pedal    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zn50XYYMoBA

@haveyouseenhim The IC is a CD4069 (14 pins) and yes the enclosure is as you described :  http://www.pedalenclosures.com/ProductDetail/tabid/104/rvdsfpid/yy-polished-finish-5/rvdsfcatid/yy-1/language/it-IT/Default.aspx

[Liquitone]

cool, thanks for the link. That's what I suspected, I recently used that chip when I build that latching relay/momentary switch circuit from R.G.Keen. but it was just a guess as it could indeed have easily been a quad opamp going just by looks.

[Mac Walker]

EM drive, kind of dark sounding, not bad with a tele....













friction fit led



sexy on the outside

[Kipper4]

My Tight Metal clone...

Looks great Jim. I guess the TM was good enough to get a finished box 

Cool pedal Jim  love the design

[Kipper4]

This was gonna be my modest 10th anniversary entry, but things didn't quite work out...  It's Jimi's "Suzy Q MkII" (Rev. G).


Turns out it needs a bit of debugging anyway, so it was doomed not to make it on time!  I'm having jip even audio-probing my guitar lead, let alone the pedal!  It's been one of those days...      Fresh eyes, ears and brain tomorrow, I think...

Great idea for the graphics
I love Suzie qautro I saw her at reading festival around 85 she rocked it

[bluebunny]

Yeah, she is gorgeous.  My first "pop star" crush back in nineteen seventy-something.   

[Liquitone]

that's a really cute enclosure macwalker! looks great with the rounded edges.

[kurtlives]

Having not built a complete pedal in almost exactly four years I decided to build some delay pedals this past winter/spring. Just got around to finishing them now. I wrote about it http://pdfelectronics.com/delay-project/ (wip) if you're interested.

It was a learning experience, using Inkscape, learning how to use Envirotex, building on all these nice PCBs, etc. Anyways I think the pedals turned out pretty good. It was fun building them all and now getting to play them. During this little project I managed to also acquire a Dito Looper and volume pedal. Anyways I've been getting some pretty cool ambient type sounds with all these pedals going!






(got the pots labelled wrong so I couldn't use the PCB mounted pots, what a mess )

[Kipper4]

Fantastic Delays great work guys. I'm in awe.
Heres my version of the ToneFreak Severe.

[manu698]

My last build.

English channel from Runoffgroove schematic / tagboardeffect veroboard layout.
(capacitor 47nf for simulating Normal input will be added , so as led for footswitch  )

http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/Schematics-etc/IMG_0282.jpg.html

http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/Schematics-etc/IMG_0291.jpg.html

[deadastronaut]

great builds guys..

@chris: love that multiplex echo. very nice.

[Ben N]

Chris, did you use the 1776 pcb for the Multiplex? How'd you implement the tap tempo? ("Tape speed"--great label, BTW.)

[musiclikscreams]

EM drive, kind of dark sounding, not bad with a tele....

Thats funny because i find the one i just built to be more of a top boost.

which pot did u leave out?

[thom]

My second project, a valvecaster with true bypass.
Debug drove me nuts until I realised the loud hum magically disappeared with a regulated power supply... 

Gives nice crunch at low volume, and also great as a microphone preamp.

[Valoosj]

Pretty damn fine 

[Mac Walker]

EM drive, kind of dark sounding, not bad with a tele....

Thats funny because i find the one i just built to be more of a top boost.

which pot did u leave out?

Left out the input pot, so it drives all the time.....  Probably going to switch it around, also I used a 2n3904...

[musiclikscreams]

EM drive, kind of dark sounding, not bad with a tele....

Thats funny because i find the one i just built to be more of a top boost.

which pot did u leave out?

Left out the input pot, so it drives all the time.....  Probably going to switch it around, also I used a 2n3904...

I used 2n5088.  I'm very happy with the results... but would never imagine paying (or even think of charging, for that matter) $170

[duck_arse]

nice. real tree-wood, thom? I never know when to stop sanding, by which time my 180 grit paper has about 800 grit left on it. and my wood is a mess.

@kipper, that is a nice looking box.

[thom]

It's oak, sanded with 80 grit then 120, then 3 coats of varnish.
It's my second time working with wood, so I don't know what it'b be like with other types.