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Thanks man ✌️

Came back yesterday from a vacation trip and been working like crazy, this is the 8th pedal I fished since I came home 🥲 I’m

A customer who works as a sound engineer/producer at Globo (the most important Brazilian tv channel) asked me to build him a dual Shallow Water so he could run it in stereo. The build took me the almost 10 hours (and it included some troubleshooting in the PCB that goes in the lower side 🤬) but...

Full mojo Foxey Face. The NKT275 are not New Market ones, they are a more modern version, I’m not sure about who produced it, but they are really close to the specs off the old I used for some fuzzes in the past, low gain and low hFE

Wait, what’s funny about that? That’s not how you should handle a soldering iron? 🥲

Great thread, with really good advice! If I may add something that really changed my workflow and made things a lot less frustrating, it is: buy good quality tools… they will last longer and will make the whole process more precise. A good soldering station is a real game changer.

Just off the bench, SFT clone

I did, but I actually used hotter transistors and liked it much better. HFE around 300! Nice sustain and cleans up really well

Thank you! 🙏

Got some heavier gauge solid bus wire from Amplified Parts and felt the urge to try my hand building one of those again. This time I went with Philips BC109c for the transistors. It’s a great sounding fuzz for such a low parts count pedal!

Hey man! Nice to see you got the enclosure painted! It’s looking really good 🤟

What everyone said above! Great looking build all around 🤟🤟

The only thing I can say: that is not a funny build. But it does the thing

Yeah, I made some like this in the past and sounds really good too! Just different to the original benders. And thanks a lot man! I have my enclosures professionally painted for my by a paint shop, and the enclosure came from @mwpedalparts-maggie , great quality stuff

LectricFX Dandy Horse off the bench

I had this knobs for almost a year and never got something cool to do with them, but got the idea for the red lines in the artwork, over a dark background and things started to look good! The low leakage of the transistors are key for a low noise floor here, OC139/140 sounds really good too...

Got my ass kicked to take a good picture of this blackout finished Tonebender MKI.5. Like it wasn’t enough getting my ass kicked earlier trying to find a nice transistor pair for it (BTW, if you’re looking to build a MKI.5, you should NOT settle for a Fuzz Face pair… the circuit topology is the...