NickC
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After trying the pedalpcb schematic on breadboard i decided to put on a veroboard (my first time) and i can say that after putting the right transistors and putting a bias pot, this fuzz sounds wonderful. It is definitely usable in any occasion and responds delightfully to the pot volume of the guitar.
I believe that finding the right transistors and using a bias pot is essential to get the best out of this circuit.
I tried it with the unicab and it sounds good but with my more professional setup (plexi head and UA ox) it really sounds wonderful.
the veroboar is a mess but forgive me it's my first time, in fact I flipped the layout and had to install the IC under the card, but from this project I really understood a lot.
the enclosure design was created by my little daughter, in fact now I need a good idea to match some knobs ehhehe.
link to my veroboard
forum.pedalpcb.com
I believe that finding the right transistors and using a bias pot is essential to get the best out of this circuit.
I tried it with the unicab and it sounds good but with my more professional setup (plexi head and UA ox) it really sounds wonderful.
the veroboar is a mess but forgive me it's my first time, in fact I flipped the layout and had to install the IC under the card, but from this project I really understood a lot.
the enclosure design was created by my little daughter, in fact now I need a good idea to match some knobs ehhehe.
link to my veroboard
Tone Vendor mkII Veroboard
Ok , this is my first try with DIY Layout Creator, I tried to recreate this veroboard from the schematic, do you think this is correct? I can't post the .diy file if anyone wants it let me know (y) Update 09/09/2022 tested and working! for a bias pot just replace the 8.2k resistor with a B25K...
forum.pedalpcb.com
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