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Looks awesome! I've been waiting for these to come back in stock over there. I would imagine he is just out of the microcontroller for the switches or something.

It looks like you're testing voltage at TP1; does your DMM have the frequency count/Hz type function? I had to pick up a new DMM on Ebay to calibrate an A/DA flanger build. It's the VC97 if that helps!

You are correct, it was the wish list post about this! I remember contributing my two cents on there. I ended up building without Chuck's mods just so I would have some frame of reference. I like it a lot as is but may give that a try at some point. I leave the fuzz control up all the way...

I'm always down for a fresh dose of venom! Love the build! Had this circuit on my mind lately now that you bring it up.

Those work! Davies 1400s might give you a bit more clearance from the labels. I forgot about this drive circuit so will take a look. Great build!

Thank you! I just searched on "echo" on dafont and got lucky! Pretty much exactly what I was picturing. Now that the build is finished, it is time to put a wah and drive in front of it and go down the Built to Spill rabbit hole!

After almost two years, I'm proud to say I have finally boxed this amazing-sounding delay, despite the odd pulled-up solder pad or bridge (goofs I have not made often up to now)! I agree with wintersoldier; this hits very close to a top-shelf delay such as the Maxon AD-900. I went with something...

I have tried this exact combination and have to agree! I sold my '73 Ram's Head build as I want to do either a Triangle or the '75 (Mascis) version. I head you on those read LEDs being a bit dim. I finally realized I should drop the CLR down to 2.2k or so for those.

What transistors did you use? I've built this circuit twice and it's nothing short of thick as a brick every time. That was even true when I accidentally used some fake germaniums and that fv of .45-.50. I wonder if you've got something going on with the pinout as the hfe you used should work well.

I built this after a failed first attempt and agree it's an all-time favorite. It straddles the Tonebender and Big Muff line extremely well. It also has good volume knob cleanup, which I didn't really expect. I love that the tone knob sweeps from TB to BMP sounds so easily. I used OC141 in Q3...

Klon into Big Muff sounds awesome! Glad you like this one and welcome. I sold on a '73 Ram's Head I had built a while back (needed funds to finish up a wah build) so should really do another Muff at some point soon.

I had not hear of Other Pedals so thanks for sharing this! Could be a Bee Baa in my future. Incidentally, I was able to hear an original one time played through my personal guitar and amp. A Japanese noise guitarist used them for a session at a college radio station where a fried of mine worked...

I used it for Q1 but overall, it was a mix like the MkII you just posted. I had AC125 for Q3 and a random 2n217 in Q2. I think Q1 has a big influence over the sound, so you will probably like it! I need to try a MkI.V like you have here--I've done a straight Ge Fuzz Face but not this one!

I agree with you about AC128s on a TB circuit. I used one in my MkII build and it sounded great. This one looks like a winner!

I agree about C2 being a good place to address the boominess. That value changed a fair but from the early MkIII to later MkIV versions, like 47uf down to 220n if I remember correctly. At that point the sound was getting smoother and a bit distortion like, almost presaging the Rat, etc. Judging...