Nutty Fuzz: Planning a build

cozycam

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I'm starting to plan a nutty fuzz build but I have a few questions. Only my second build so I'm overly cautious.

Is there a parts list anywhere that shows what I'd need? I know it's printed on the PCB itself but I'm hoping to order things ahead of time. I've searched all over the forums and found a few posts that help but no full list.

Also, I added an expression input hole to the drill template for the normal 5 hole 125Bs. I'm just concerned I have the placement wrong. Could someone more knowledgeable than I double check it please?

 
Resistors
  • 470R
  • 1k
  • 3.9k
  • 4.7k
  • 100k x2
Capacitors
  • 100n x3
  • 220n
  • 1u x2
  • 2.2u x2
  • 22u
Pots
  • B1K
  • B10K x2
  • A100k x2
Miscellaneous
  • 1N5817 Schottky
  • Red LED
  • 9203 LDR
  • J112 JFet
  • 386 power amp
  • 555 Timer (CMOS version preferred)
  • PCB mounted TRS switching jack
 
Resistors
  • 470R
  • 1k
  • 3.9k
  • 4.7k
  • 100k x2
Capacitors
  • 100n x3
  • 220n
  • 1u x2
  • 2.2u x2
  • 22u
Pots
  • B1K
  • B10K x2
  • A100k x2
Miscellaneous
  • 1N5817 Schottky
  • Red LED
  • 9203 LDR
  • J112 JFet
  • 386 power amp
  • 555 Timer (CMOS version preferred)
  • PCB mounted TRS switching jack
You rock. Thank you so much!
 
I made a Tayda drill template for the Nutty Fuzz. Really it's just the normal 5 knob template with an extra hole for the expression input. Figured I'd share it here if anyone struggles like I did:

 
Are these the right ICs?

555 timer

386n

I have one built, it almost works but there's a loud hissing sound the whole time. Not sure why.
Yes to both chips.

Post a thread in the troubleshooting forum with some clear pics, and we'll mostly likely be able to help you get it sorted
 
I made a Tayda drill template for the Nutty Fuzz. Really it's just the normal 5 knob template with an extra hole for the expression input. Figured I'd share it here if anyone struggles like I did:

Thanks for the drill template. It works pretty good, but it's a tight fit to get the board in there. I had to finish the enclosure and then solder the pots once the whole thing was put together. There's definitely not taking it back apart once it's all in there.
 
I bought a cheap caliper from Harbor Freight and did my measurements with that. I absolutely love this circuit/pedal, but it's a bitch to tame. The oscillation is totally out of control. If you're not using an expression pedal/slider, you've lost all control. Even then, it's still an untamed beast.
 
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