Pictures!

[Telvis]

Recycling a printer cartridge, Ruby amp with headphone output.

[deadastronaut]

^ sick..

[bluebunny]

+1

Here's my clutch of recent offspring.  Been a while in the making, mostly due to my workshop (i.e. outdoors) being cold and wet.  First up is a One Knob Fuzz:


Second is Rob's reverb before the famous CHASM:

<--- I think I caught Rob's likeness quite well...

That was last weekend's output.  This weekend I did a bit more.  Here's a Professor Tweed that's sat unboxed for months and months:


And finally Merlin's take on the one-chip chorus, aka "Low Cost Chorus":


I'll go and have a bit of a lie-down now...   

[deadastronaut]

arghhhhhh there's a pot in my eye..

[wildebelor]

Got some cool photos of the latest pedals!








Sorry for the overload 

[vigilante397]

THOSE KNOBS.   

[mrizzone]

Prince Albert

[bluebunny]

THOSE KNOBS.   

Prince Albert

I think I stopped by the wrong forum by mistake...                                                                            

[pickdropper]

Wildebelor, those are beautiful.

[dromilious]

A new one from me

[Galego]

[thelonious]

^ Cool stuff! Love that box shape, too.

[~arph]

Been a while since my last build.. Particularly proud on this one, hate to see it go

[Liquitone]

Looks great arph. yeah sometimes it difficult to part with a build, but it says something about the effort you put into it, so that's good.
Lovely builds all around. I've been a bit lazy with replying in this thread, and it's impossible mentioning all the awesome builds now.  But I especially like Wildebelor's fuzzes and that metallic green FET boost from Storyboardist and that all glass component fuzz from midwayfair is pretty awesome. oh and that spring reverb in a tweed enclosure quite a few pages back is a thing of beauty.

I have been working on so many projects lately that it's making my head spin. One is a 10 channel stereo bypass looper with wet/dry mix and phase-switch for every channel.
Another one is a fuzz, envelope filter/phaser, octaver, flipster combo in a 19 inch rack for a bassist. The other ones are 3 stereo vibes, one in a 1590D and two in a wah enclosure.

Here is the first one I've just finished. It is similar to last years Deluxe Stereo Vibe, but without the expression pedal, so I put the speed, cancel and chorus/vibrato switch on the 1590D itself. I've redone the layout to fit the circuit for momentary switch/relay operation, so there are 2 boards on top of each other now.
The 'mode' toggle-switch is one that is a momentary switch when pushed down and a latching switch when pushed up. Pushing down switches chorus/vibrato modes, and when pushed upwards it latches the bypass relay in 'always on' mode and changes the bypass footswitch into the chorus/vibrato switch.

I tried to keep the wiring as simple and short as possible, but I think it's still too messy and complicated, so I will have to rethink how to simplify it. These are really things you don't know how it works out until you've built the thing.

[fastbreak78]

What type of electronics board, with the poles sticking out, is that, Liquitone? It sure looks handy to have around!

[Mustachio]

Look up Turret Boards Fastbreak.

Well I think this is my first finished build of the year , I've been busy and slow with everything.

rutabaga bob Sent me the bottom of this enclosure the Bud frequency calibrator ! Really nice of him and I love re purposing cool old stuff like this ! Thanks again Larry!

And The circuit inside is a fuzz face with onboard charge pump from italianguy63 , Sounds real wooly Thanks Mark!

I made the top of the box with some mild steel cut and bent and sanded to a shine.

Thanks again guys I guess this should be the Bud Fuzz since bits and pieces came from forum members You guys are great

[Jdansti]

Nice job, Jim!   

Cool stamping, Liquitone!

[italianguy63]

Thanks Jim-- looks great in that small enclosure!

I too like the "old school" metal stampings Liquitone!
MC

[Liquitone]

Thanks guys! yeah It's a turretboard. I drew a veroboard with standard spacing, pins and components in CoralDraw and design the layout by dragging the parts around the screen.
Then I mark the holes for the pins on a real veroboard which I then use as a drill template and drill the holes on a FR4 board.
The 'turrets' are small pins with a knurled bit in the middle that keeps them tight on the board.

[Strategy]

building building building all the time but rarely a chance to post. here are a few keepers for the permanent collection:

EDP Wasp filter as a standalone pedal. Runs on +9V, switchable overdrive, cheap/low parts count! Sorry the guts shot is not more diagrammatic.