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You might want to add your upvote in the Project Wish list forum for the Wave Cannon Zero.

I'm a huge fan of voltage starve on fuzz circuits; I just ran out of room on this one. I guess that means I'll have a second revision at some point. :)

This one is a clear LED with a 1k-ish CLR. I built a second one with a purple LED and a 3k resistor but wasn't as vibrant.

I think I need to reroute a wire, but it isn't very noticeable when you're playing.

The Everlasting Tantrum is Dune Rise, which I first saw on @PedalBuilder's Polaris faceplate. The controls labels are Pirulen. Cryptid Effects is Marshosbn (aka The Mars Volta font).

Build report here: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/the-everlasting-tantrum-an-enhanced-dod-grindhaus-fuzz.27202/

After seeing a request for an unreleased DOD / Devi Ever collaboration pedal and looking into it I decided to go ahead and use it as a learning exercise to move off of EasyEDA and into KiCAD for my PCB designs. Plus, I'm a huge fan of fuzz pedals, so it made a lot of sense in my mind. The...

I enjoyed this one: https://deadairstudios.bigcartel.com/product/face-disaster-pcb it adds voltage starve to the chips. :)

100% agree. Drilling the holes was not fun.

A teaser pic, just got it put together and verified it's working like a proper Devi Ever Fuzz. A full build report with demo soon..

I just finished off three TB style pedals a Tone Vendor MkI, Tone Vendor MkII and a Soul Vendor. I used 416A in Q1 and Q2 positions and a 410B in Q3 for all three and they fired right up and sounded great with no issues. The hFEs were around 60 - 80 for the 416As and low 100s in the 410B when...

Well, thank God you've got that 10000V 680p cap in there so when your electric bass playing hits the pedal at least one part will be spared destruction;).

Me too! The design on the other side is very generic and doesn't have much personality. I liked this one cause it's different.

Everything looks good. Order placed. We'll see how this turns out soon. :)

...and of course, what would it be if it didn't have a faceplate to go with it? I'll print this out later today and make sure everything fits nicely and do any last minute tweaks before sending it off to jlpcb (still cheaper than osh park even with all the tariff nonsense).

I can't tell a difference between all the ones I've used.. at least in pedals. It's a pretty well-known chip so I wouldn't expect much variation between manufacturers -- they're probably all fabbed in the same plant in China. :)

I've been on a modulation pedal kick recently, so a phaser and vibrato in one pedal? Definitely a must build. Like the Honey Coma, it's a straight forward build with a lot of room. I got the faceplate, cause, well, why not? I like the mildly depressive images they're using on the flip side of...

I've seen one other post about this fuzz and it piqued my interest, so I ordered it. It's a really quick build and a joy to put together. The parts count is pretty low but I did run out of 1uF electrolytics so I used some tantalums instead. It is a cool sounding fuzz. It's even more fun when...

Thanks for the feedback, here's the newest revision. I moved the toggle switches up some, reoriented some resistors and capacitors and have gotten a better copper fill on both front and back.

Agreed, I was working on that after posting this last image. It's a never ending improvement cycle... Good idea, I'll take a look at moving those around and get some more ground plane fill. Nice! I'll definitely see about a bit more refinement in that area. Can you explain this a bit more...