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Hmmm, zero ohm resistor .... I just used one of those on my Kewpie as I had to jumper the CLR on the PCB and didn't want to mess up Robert's symmetry efforts. :LOL: Also, looks great!

This one got some raving reviews and I wanted to know what all the fuzz is about .... And oh my, it does live up to the hype, sounds amazing. I'll probably keep the "MODE" switch down, because moar BASS, although there are some interesting textures when up, depending on the other settings...

You can never have enough fuzzes, so here we go. Moonn Doom Doom, which is a Megalith, known for a crushing wall of fuzz, but can also do a lot of different sounds thanks to the filter things going on. An amazing circuit, that slays on guitar and bass. The "More" is wired always on, I mean...

Yes, of course, there are even two of them, which would take me to 11'100 according to your math. Maybe I need a "to infinity and beyond" switch? (For anybody serious and wondering: it's a Sunn 200s "clone", with a "preamp volume" pot added.)

Pfffffff, amateurs, my amp goes to 111, yes - one hundred and eleven! :) And I'm not even kidding .... Oh, and very nice builds, by the way. I'm really glad you got that Black Eye working, I was kinda following that story, just hoping for a happy end, as I couldn't offer any help.

This is only my second tube pedal, so I was working very slowly and carefully, measured compenents before soldering, checking solder joints, etc. Then, when powering up .... there was sound!!! And what a sound this thing delivers. Oh boy, big fat sweet distortion toanz for days. LOVE IT! And...

Another thing that helps with adjusting the mix to taste is a (simple) low pass filter filter on the clean signal. Basically, you'd want to be able to boost and lowpass your clean signal.

I've built my fair share of DBA circuits and really like the noise and signal destruction they provide. So, when Moonn came out with those 2 PCBs that might or might not recreate a pedal that might or might not exist and that Mr Ackermann might or might not have built just for himself, I had to...

Thanks @Feral Feline ! And about the pedal: It's a DBA pedal. Of course, it fucks up your signal ... on purpose. The hacks are not with DBA (they are with GuitarMania). ;)

Deadend FX Brass Monkey, (Devi Silver Rose clone) - Superfuzz and Opamp Muff in parallel, you can blend the two together and then there's tone, presence, and a clean blend after that. Here's a taste on bass. From Dunwich, I'd say the Wizard Fuzz might be your best bet. Or the Fuzz Throne...

I suggest that you make a thread in the troubleshooting section, with pictures of your board. Chances that people will help are much better over there.

Thank you both for sharing your thoughts and knowledge. I really appreciate it. This forum always delivers!

I grabbed these 2 PCBs just because they seemed interesting. First up is something based on a schematic found in the Experimentalists Annonymous DIY Archives, labelled as "old school fuzz", this one: Now, if anybody can tell me, what the "Noise Controll" (5kB) actually does, that would be...

Thanks man. The enclosure is called JJ at Musikding, it's 145x120x39mm.

Mmmhhh … bass fuzzers, good stuff, great info, I might have to try some of those too.

The Widogast is based on the Dunwich Wizard Fuzz, which itself is based on - or maybe rather inspired by - the big muff. I've built this stock a while ago and then sold the Dunwich Wizard I had as they sounded more or less the same. There was another one of those PCBs in my stash, so this...

:ROFLMAO: thanks, man.

Yeah, well, you know, that’s just, like, another fuzz pedal, man. Built on a RAD PCB, that got sent to me over the pond by a very cool dude: @peccary ! As we both love that movie that ties the room together, there was only one way to go regarding graphics. I got some Beyschlag MBB-SMA 1%...

Yeah, tell me about it ....