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Officer Bukowski wrote:Thanks for the posting that schem, I think I'll give it a try when I get a chance

I built this sometime last year but don't think I ever posted guts.. My blue MK1.5

Thanks Evan! I think this might be my favorite pedal that I've made. It's pretty hairy

Halloween Superfuzz!



...that I will follow up with a Halloween Wizard Fountain

Awesome looking build! How do you use a pot for the scoop instead of the switch? I've been wanting to try that. Is it as simple as I'm thinking it is?

Officer Bukowski wrote:Awesome looking build! How do you use a pot for the scoop instead of the switch? I've been wanting to try that. Is it as simple as I'm thinking it is?

Haven't tried it (extra knob on mine is octave balance), but it should work like so...the two points on the board for the tone switch, go to the outer lugs of a new pot. The center lug of the new pot goes to the outer most non grounded lug on the balance pot. I can draw a diagram if needed, but I think you get it
Gut shots coming soon.

So it is exactly as simple as I was thinking! Lol I was imagining that's how everyone was doing it but couldn't find any info. Thanks dude!

^^ nice looking superfuzz!

another Halloween themed pedal







it's RNFR's green bomb fuzz, you can find it http://apocalypseaudio.blogspot.de/2010 ... -fuzz.html

Happy Halloween everyone!

I liked the first one so much, I thought I'd build a smaller one.

This one has a switch in place of the previous Waveshape pot. So it's down to two pots, two switches. Overall footprint is a LOT smaller as well.

I've populated four boards for this circuit on two different PCBs and they all sound damn-near identical, regardless of LED type or LDR type. I've got A100K in there now for Speed, but it's too bunched up. I think C100K would be a lot better, but still it's quite usable.

I went with yet another alcohol ink look, and added some metal corners to give it a Victorian sort of steampunk-ish look. I also glued on some metal decorative gears to cover the glory holes. She's a mess inside, as I did some pretty heinous mis-drilling.

not sure where to put this
it's my daughters Halloween costume
lights up
the stylophone works

YESSSSSSS

she is super stoked but couldn't get on the bus
so I gotta drop it of for the Halloween parade

plus I don't think she can get hit by a car wearing it,
it really strobes out

That's so COOL seriously!

thanks duder,

Officer Bukowski wrote:So it is exactly as simple as I was thinking! Lol I was imagining that's how everyone was doing it but couldn't find any info. Thanks dude!

Yea! I'll do some testing with it today and let you know. Bri guy said he didn't find much use with the in between tones when he briefly tried it.

sunmachine wrote:^^ nice looking superfuzz!
another Halloween themed pedal

Thank you, I like yours as well!

culturejam wrote:

This rules. Love that finish! I have a hard time getting them "right" when I've tried stuff like that.

hbombgraphics wrote:not sure where to put this
it's my daughters Halloween costume
lights up
the stylophone works

Too cool! Guarantee no one elses kids' costume will be as awesome as yours.

Devi Ever clone with oscillation stomp