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StudioShutIn wrote:

Jero wrote:

what is it?

Sonic titan workalike. "Cinos" is sonic backwards.

NICE G... Jero does great work y'all watch out...

I haven't posted anything here in a while, so here's more pedals!



Wooly Mammoth Clone


Aquaboy Delay

noice

randel_07 wrote:I haven't posted anything here in a while, so here's more pedals!

So I'm guessing this one is a clone of the Machine?

StudioShutIn wrote:
So I'm guessing this one is a clone of the Machine?

haha yes!
it would have been funny if it wasn't

In about 1997 I copied my 1971 triangle Big Muff because you couldn't buy one anywhere at that time. This month, (March 2011) I finally put it in a usable enclosure instead of the POS I had it in originally...
I went for a kind of Old Electric look, inspired by the Jon Blackstone's MOSFET Overdrive.



I'm pretty happy with the appearance and the tone is great, very close to my original with a bit more edge.
More pix:
http://s69.photobucket.com/albums/i66/j ... P%20Rebox/

That one looks sweet! Are both jacks on the top?

phantasmagorovich wrote:That one looks sweet! Are both jacks on the top?

Thanks! Yes, they are both on top. You can see more angles via the link.

Fretts wrote:

phantasmagorovich wrote:That one looks sweet! Are both jacks on the top?

Thanks! Yes, they are both on top. You can see more angles via the link.

that looks awesome! Those 'wing-nut' knobs look pretty cool..probably easier to use..

Also, how did you find/make those metal surrounds for the stomp-switch and one of the knobs?

i can finally post in here



marshall supa fuzz clone with a few mismatched components

i love the knobies!

Fretts wrote:In about 1997 I copied my 1971 triangle Big Muff because you couldn't buy one anywhere at that time. This month, (March 2011) I finally put it in a usable enclosure instead of the POS I had it in originally...
I went for a kind of Old Electric look, inspired by the Jon Blackstone's MOSFET Overdrive.



I'm pretty happy with the appearance and the tone is great, very close to my original with a bit more edge.
More pix:
http://s69.photobucket.com/albums/i66/j ... P%20Rebox/

Is that a non metal enclosure?

General question for the whole thread,...any good alternatives to the Hammond enclosures?

Ultimately I'd like to bend my own.

Just "finished" this. Feedback looper with an XLR input. Two toggles: one that turns the feedback loop on - controlled by a 500k pot, and the other which does nothing at the moment, but which I left open until I had a good idea for what to put there.

StudioShutIn wrote:

Fretts wrote:

phantasmagorovich wrote:That one looks sweet! Are both jacks on the top?

Thanks! Yes, they are both on top. You can see more angles via the link.

that looks awesome! Those 'wing-nut' knobs look pretty cool..probably easier to use..

Also, how did you find/make those metal surrounds for the stomp-switch and one of the knobs?

The rings are hubs from the guts of a hard drive!