Recent content by Fingolfen

I'll play around with it... I'm a sucker for messing around with tone stacks, though...

Sweet!!! I'm going to mess around with it... maybe make a few mods...

Yeah - that's why I'm breadboarding it... much easier to sort things out... :D

First - yeah, I know PCB Guitar Mania has a very mixed record for boards / circuit designs. I have a couple of their pedals that work pretty well (KoT and Electric Mistress), and others that were unmitigated disasters... That being said, he posted this Bulgarian Fuzz board / circuit diagram...

Gah! That's much easier! Thanks. Should have checked there first. :D

Yeah, only one amp... not sure my feet are big enough for that... ;)

So I want to set up a small pedalboard for a performance coming up in a few months. I'm not going to get to use any of my personal amps, so I can't access things like effects loops, etc. I've got "input" from my signal chain and that's it. For most of the performance I'm going to want to run...

So I noticed that the drill template has a circular cut out for the power jack, but the PCB is set up for a rectangular one. Has anyone tried to use the rectangular function at Tayda to set up one that way? (That being said, if no one has I may guinea pig it.)

So I got a request for a Reverb pedal. There are a lot of decent boards out there, but I wanted to combine a couple of features from different boards into one, and avoid functional internal trimmers, so I decided to lay out my own board. There are several designs available using the Belton...

I haven't - she hasn't been playing much lately... :(

I've built several - all in the configuration above. If you're using it as a pedal, I think it's fine without the extra loops. However if you want to get fancy and use it as a rack or build it into an actual amplifier - that might change my mind.

I went with the original layout - but I may try breadboarding your ideas to see if I like those (or other) mods.

Had a request for a TacoBolt, but why just build a TacoBolt when you can use the Taqueria PCB and get a SuperBolt as well in one package! In terms of assembling the parts, this build was fairly straightforward. . I'm using all modern parts for this build - 1% tolerance metal film resistors...

That is frikkin' amazing!!!! This one is on my list of "things to build" but I've never done point to point... may just have to take the plunge

I had a friend ask for a custom doomy distortion pedal, so I updated the enclosure on my Arkaim Fuzz build for that project. Thing is it came out SO good, I figured I should re-work the normal "Miragaia" enclosure while I was at it... so... I did... I'm still using the PedalPCB Arkaim Fuzz...