Fuzzonaut
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On one of my orders from Moonn, I kinda randomly grabbed 4 Devi PCBs for some sort of hommage noise maker pedal.
Fastforward a few months and here we are - behold the Devi4Ever brick of brutal sounds'n'noizes.
We have, following the signal in "standard mode" *** :
1. Ruby, vroom-vroom baby.
2. Stone, brrr-chak.
3. Destructo Octavia, craaaaazy oscillating and noisy signal destruction, yeah.
4. Weird Flex, which - with the 3 black toggle switches - should give you the following choices: Punch Love, Punch Hate, Silver Crank, Dark Boost or Karaoke Party
*** There are 3 order switches:
The first changes pairs: 1/2 <--> 3/4
Then one for each pair: 1<-->2 and 3<-->4
It was totally dead when I fired it up (no before hand testing at all, hey, this is a Devi hommage!). I suspected the whole order wiring mess to be at fault and luckily enough, when audio-probing I pretty quickly stumbled across a dead connection one one of the order switching boards. No clue if and how I destroyed that pad, but after I jumpered the connection, everything came to life.
I tried to tame the Destructo a bit by replacing one of the MPSA18 with a 2N2222A, but that just altered the oscillation pitch a bit, I think. Anyway, it's supposed to be noisy and a good way to tame it, is to use it with another circuit.
Actually, turning all 4 circuits on sounds quite cool too, in some configurations.
Anyway, I'm quite happy with the outcome and here it is
Fastforward a few months and here we are - behold the Devi4Ever brick of brutal sounds'n'noizes.
We have, following the signal in "standard mode" *** :
1. Ruby, vroom-vroom baby.
2. Stone, brrr-chak.
3. Destructo Octavia, craaaaazy oscillating and noisy signal destruction, yeah.
4. Weird Flex, which - with the 3 black toggle switches - should give you the following choices: Punch Love, Punch Hate, Silver Crank, Dark Boost or Karaoke Party
*** There are 3 order switches:
The first changes pairs: 1/2 <--> 3/4
Then one for each pair: 1<-->2 and 3<-->4
It was totally dead when I fired it up (no before hand testing at all, hey, this is a Devi hommage!). I suspected the whole order wiring mess to be at fault and luckily enough, when audio-probing I pretty quickly stumbled across a dead connection one one of the order switching boards. No clue if and how I destroyed that pad, but after I jumpered the connection, everything came to life.
I tried to tame the Destructo a bit by replacing one of the MPSA18 with a 2N2222A, but that just altered the oscillation pitch a bit, I think. Anyway, it's supposed to be noisy and a good way to tame it, is to use it with another circuit.
Actually, turning all 4 circuits on sounds quite cool too, in some configurations.
Anyway, I'm quite happy with the outcome and here it is

