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Another great circuit from Fairfield! @Mentaltossflycoon said more or less what I think, if it comes to how it sounds, so just read his report, it's better anyway. I still had exactly 3 through hole 201s, that I bought quite a while ago, in my stash. I'm not sure where I bought them, probably...

Is it a fuzz?

Sounds like a phonetic reference to the original. 9 It‘s a cool pedal, fuzz or not.

The other bass player in our music room adopted it and I‘m out of town, but I‘ll try to record a short clip.

Thanks guys! It has been a while, the artwork is taken from a concert poster, that‘s my main area for „borrowing“ graphics by zooming in. I couldn‘t say who made it though.

Mmmhhh, bass preamp based on the B-15? Sure, gimme-gimme-gimme. Of course, I've never played a real B-15 and I am not even chasing that sound at all, but boy-oh-boy, this pedal sounds good. I fattens up your sound in a lovely way, gives you some well tuned tone controls to play with and if you...

So, more bass dirt, yeah! This is some kind of muff-tortion, to my old ears. It's more on the muff side with the tone control engaged, I'd say - and if you bypass the tone control, the mids jump out, things get clearer and it sounds more like a distortion than a fuzz. I like both type of...

I've made another one of these, including the "secret mode", letting you run Fuzz I and Fuzz II. Sounds great and will probably end up getting sold.

There is a PCB of the Peavey Bandit as a preamp, sold by Dunn Effects. I've built one of those for a Finnish band that got tired bringing their Bandit amps on tour. They loved the pedal and ordered another one.

Riffs, chugs, notes, yawn. It should be about pedals, so no instruments allowed, just pedals and amplification. And cables. You may touch or lick your cable. Bring on the noiz!

Here are a few builds from the Fuzz Dog's pedal parts. First up, their take of the Basstortion. I made this for a guitarist friend. He played my PPCB version and wanted one as well. As I really like mine on bass, I had to make another one. Sounds pretty much identical. The graphics were chosen...

Thanks! :) Well, I use pretty thick and very stiff solid core wire, so that does the trick. It's a momentary attached to feedback, yes, but ... here again, weirdness is happening as it doesn't go into self-oscillation as you might expect, it rather shifts the present feedback somehow...

Sometimes I take a break from my ususal "build all the fuzzes" programme and try something else. Here we have two vero designs I saw on dirtboxlayouts. Both are delays, based on the PT2399. First up is something based on the Seppuku Memory Loss. A mix knob has been added, which is a good thing...

Thanks and sure, the reverb is somehow primitive so to speak, but I'm a caveman and to me, it sounds like home. I've been using the other one I've built with my Taishōgoto as an always on tone enhancer.

I had these 2 DBA boards from Moonn for a while now and finally tackled my (rather silly) idea to put them into one box, with an order switch. It's a reverb and a delay, supposed to recreate the Echo DREAM 2 and the Reverberation MACHINE --> DREAM MACHINE. I've built this DBA/Moonn reverb...

Well, yeah, broadly asked like that, I'd broadly answer: you mount two like you mount one, but twice. ;) Here's a recent example of one of mine. With an order switch.

Thanks! I used this layout and added some (empty) rows for the mojo, so that it's 16x17, instead of 13x12.

I grabbed the Basstortr PCB because, you know, BASS! I didn't even bother trying to find out, what it is supposed to sound like .... so when firing it up, I was like "Hmmm, pretty good, but not as dirty as expected, sounds like a boost with the Drive dialed back - and that bright switch is a...

Don't worry about dinge'n'dust, this is about rock'n'roll, innit? And it's a great record, so just buy the LP and you'll get the PCB for free ;)

Thanks and yes, it's a big vero project. I can admit that I was hesitating for a while, but then went ahead anyway. I'd say it's totally worth it because of the extras. Yep, the enclosure is 145x120x39mm.