jojofogarty01
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I finished this project way back at the end of summer, but I'm just now getting around to posting about the final results. It's a run of promotional pedals I put together for a band that graduated from the same university that I go to.
I think I made 7 of these total. I only had about a month before I left for college to plan everything out, order parts, and put them together, so it was quite stressful to say the least. Regardless, I'm pretty happy with the way they came out.
It's a fuzz/vibe 2-in-1 pedal with an order switcher all housed in a 1590xx enclosure. The printing and drilling were done by Tayda.
I decided to completely disregard the knob layout for each individual PCB and came up with a layout that looked a little more cohesive when put in one enclosure. Soldering the pots off the board ended up adding a LOT more time to each build, but I'm happy with the results. It was definitely worth it.
For the fuzz circuit, I used the Fuzzy Fox PCB. The univibe is the Abyss PCB.
I'm pretty sure all of the components are from Tayda except for the germanium diodes, jacks, and wire/ribbon cable.
I think I made 7 of these total. I only had about a month before I left for college to plan everything out, order parts, and put them together, so it was quite stressful to say the least. Regardless, I'm pretty happy with the way they came out.
It's a fuzz/vibe 2-in-1 pedal with an order switcher all housed in a 1590xx enclosure. The printing and drilling were done by Tayda.
I decided to completely disregard the knob layout for each individual PCB and came up with a layout that looked a little more cohesive when put in one enclosure. Soldering the pots off the board ended up adding a LOT more time to each build, but I'm happy with the results. It was definitely worth it.
For the fuzz circuit, I used the Fuzzy Fox PCB. The univibe is the Abyss PCB.
I'm pretty sure all of the components are from Tayda except for the germanium diodes, jacks, and wire/ribbon cable.
