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Lots of cool rigs here! I wish my room was as big as the panorama function on my phone makes it look

This thread piqued my interest so yesterday I dug out the wonder drive I made maybe last year. I did a few mods to it based on another thread where where pedalpcb had another version of the pedal and was detailing the differences. I changed a few things but I forget what now. I haven’t used it...

not to much to it really, if you want to do this same mod,I would just follow the schematic changes in post #7, but do it after C1 rather than before. Or if you do it before C1 like in the picture, just add a 47nf off the switch (Where it’s marked orange). mine is technically a ‘bodge’ since I...

I don’t mean to sound like a sycophant, but there don’t seem to be many diy pcb makers out there like pedalpcb. when I first started building pedals only a few years ago, I ordered some PCB’s from a few U.K.-based pcb makers. If I look back to their sites today they’re largely unchanged, maybe...

Impressive. I made a tagboard one in a 1590BB (or 1590BBT? I forget) and I thought that was a squeeze.

For lower gain and clean stuff, just on top of the clean tone as an ‘enhancement’, I really like the boss FA1, my very first pedal I made was a BYOC kit of the FA1. pretty simple but the eq is very flexible, and as the volume goes up it also adds a bit of drive in a very pleasing way. Simple...

I always use a boost of some sort, but the one consistent always-on for me (for gain tones at least!) is a GE7 eq at the beginning of the chain just to cut some lows and boost some mids. Not extreme, but enough to make the unboosted sound a bit clearer and tighter, and the boosted sound (with a...

I put a switch on my Triangulum to switch between ‘triangulum’ and ‘crush’ mode from the isosceles, just adding a resistor in one part of the circuit. subtle difference. I thought about getting the isosceles but I already had the Integral from when it was released. Also one knob pedals look cool.

I did receive the transistors yesterday and it’s now fully up and running. I thought I may need to ground the distortion circuit when bypassed but I don’t notice any additional noise when it is bypassed so I just left it floating. I would need to pull everything out of the enclosure to get to...

I’ve never been that good with wire management. At least it’s not veroboard as we all know, knowing what the knob does is not necessary with an HM2.

This is a good call I found out the hard way. i noticed my missing transistors are in the distortion stage so I finished wiring in the footswitch and gave it a try, no noise in ‘normal’ mode which is expected, but in EQ-only mode, very sputtery. I added a cap after the 10k resistor on the...

I got all my parts ready, and I realised I forgot to order two of the transistors needed for this one (2N5457 and 2N3906) :mad: I have a spare J201 that I believe would work in place of the 2N5457 (a google search shows some people saying that in that position any n-channel jfet should work)...

cool, I will give that a try, may start this one this weekend.

so I should ‘intercept’ the circuit before the Q1 transistor (I assume input buffer)? good point about using an spst switch so I lift the connection going into the distortion part of the circuit.

Hi everyone, I have just got a Promethium distortion pcb in the mail, I've waited long enough for Boss to make a Waza HM2, so I'll just make one myself. I was thinking of also making a tagboard HM2 EQ only for use with other distortions, or just for some 'HM2 flavor' without the clipping, but...

You can also use normal 1/4 watt sized resistors on those boards, they’ll just have to be standing up (like pic attached).

Cool, thanks for comparing. Do you think those changes will make a significant change in the sound? I like mine but now I’m wondering if I should build another.

My original TC integrated preamp has a UA741 in it. I know there were a few versions though, some had TL071, and some other single op amp I forget. I have an OPA604 in my clones (the integral, and an old tagboard one I made a while back) and I can’t really say there’s any difference. I want to...

Velcroed to the wall, that’s a great idea. I’m taking up a bunch of shelf space with my unused ones, I may try that.

I used the cheapos off eBay for all my patch cables, which only have a solder tab for the tip, I like them, cheap and functional. I burned up maybe three before I figured out how to solder the ground onto the housing. I would twist the shield around so it came up to the edge of the housing...