Harry Klippton
Not Interested
Old build, new enclosure, new silver foil graphic! Regular meathead circuit on a board from Madbean. Blinding white LED
I got this board in February 2019 as a giveaway from Madbean. I took it apart several times over the years cuz I thought it wasn't working and at some point I finally realized I had my hot and ground wires swapped on the jacks going to the footswitch on an unfamiliar breakout board
it worked but sounded friggin awful. I had built another one on an etched board for a friend, so I knew something was up. Anyway, fast forward to 2021 where it was working and I had a misdrilled enclosure for it and made this graphic layout. Then last week I finally got to print it and assemble.
I've had this silver foil paper since the middle of last year sometime and finally got a chance to use it. Like the gold foil, it's fragile during application but looks great. It's also hard to photograph and see just how shiny it is.
No sound clip on this one. Regular life is not permitting me the necessary time to do so right now. If that changes in the relative future, I'll add them. It's the kind of fuzz that sounds like a fuzz but you can also play power chords with, but not the kind of fuzz that people say is like a better fuzz but it's just a distortion. I like it equally with guitars in standard tuning and down tuned.
I got this board in February 2019 as a giveaway from Madbean. I took it apart several times over the years cuz I thought it wasn't working and at some point I finally realized I had my hot and ground wires swapped on the jacks going to the footswitch on an unfamiliar breakout board
it worked but sounded friggin awful. I had built another one on an etched board for a friend, so I knew something was up. Anyway, fast forward to 2021 where it was working and I had a misdrilled enclosure for it and made this graphic layout. Then last week I finally got to print it and assemble. I've had this silver foil paper since the middle of last year sometime and finally got a chance to use it. Like the gold foil, it's fragile during application but looks great. It's also hard to photograph and see just how shiny it is.
No sound clip on this one. Regular life is not permitting me the necessary time to do so right now. If that changes in the relative future, I'll add them. It's the kind of fuzz that sounds like a fuzz but you can also play power chords with, but not the kind of fuzz that people say is like a better fuzz but it's just a distortion. I like it equally with guitars in standard tuning and down tuned.
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