Zonk machine!

That's a great idea to mark the off position for the knob indicator. Does the circuit have a minimum pull down resistor? I'd be tempted to build a fuzz that didn't and mark both the volume and gain knob that way. This looks really cool leaning into that retro vibe.
 
That's a great idea to mark the off position for the knob indicator. Does the circuit have a minimum pull down resistor? I'd be tempted to build a fuzz that didn't and mark both the volume and gain knob that way. This looks really cool leaning into that retro vibe.
Hi buddy.

This build features the original on/off power switch integrated in to the "swell" control, so you can leave it plugged in without draining the battery, as long as you remember to switch it off. It’s just a replica build of the old original 60s zonk pedals.

Johnny
 
Nice Johhny glad you're not using those knobs beautiful as they are we don't want any of that cool zonk labelling obscured now do we

Looking good
 
What did you use for transistors?

And why no gut shots?!

I've got a PPCB Zonk board in the backlog somewhere...
Q1 Raytheon 2N1307
Q2 OC75
Q3 OC45
These are the other parts I’ve used
2,2K Iskra 1/4W
3,3K Iskra 1/4W
4,7K Iskra 1/4W
10K Iskra 1/4W
15K Iskra 1/4W
33K Iskra 1/4W
56K Iskra 1/4W
470K Piher 1/2W
1M Iskra 1/4W
2,2M Allen Bradley 1/2W

Capacitors:
1nF Mustard ax 1nF 400V
22uF BC comp/ Philips ax 22uF 63V
100nF ITT 100nF 250V
47nF Tropical Fish 47nF 250V

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