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nieh wrote:

what is it?

BassiLow wrote:the latest box that i've created, some wood, plastic, metal, colour stain and some varnish,
pcb not ready yet, but soon maybe it will create some fuzzy sounds

Do you have to shield the hell out of that enclosure? If so, what's your preferred method?

nieh wrote::duck:

Nieh--noice! I like the subtle creamsicliness of the colorscheme--y'know, for summer.... Love the name, too. Give us a strip-tease?

Dandolin wrote:

nieh wrote::duck:

Nieh--noice! I like the subtle creamsicliness of the colorscheme--y'know, for summer.... Love the name, too. Give us a strip-tease?

I don't know you well enough to know if this whole thing is sarcasm or not....

nieh wrote:

Dandolin wrote:

nieh wrote::duck:

Nieh--noice! I like the subtle creamsicliness of the colorscheme--y'know, for summer.... Love the name, too. Give us a strip-tease?

I don't know you well enough to know if this whole thing is sarcasm or not....

I would guess he was being serious! He was giving you a compliment. By strip tease he means lets see some guts!

Nieh--No offense meant, man--I really like it--was just bein' playful 'bout askin' to see a shot of the innards--just curious--mainly lookin' for inspiration to fuel my currently baby-steppin' DIY development. BTW, thanks BlindtoFaith.

to all of you creators sharin' your creations.!

The4455 wrote:
what is it?

Very simple fuzz pedal. I used a switch instead of a knob to control the amount of gain so I could get the bare minimum of gain to the most, where as all the pot values I tried kept it somewhere in the middle. Up is kind of a volume boost/fuzzy overdrive. Down is a very thick bassy fuzz.

Cool--switch sounds like a great solution! Thanks for the gutshot....

Dandolin wrote:Do you have to shield the hell out of that enclosure? If so, what's your preferred method?

thats for me to find out, maybe I could use some aluminum foil, see we will mhm

you can buy thin copper shielding with adhesive backing from a lot of guitar DIY stores.

eatyourguitar wrote:you can buy thin copper shielding with adhesive backing from a lot of guitar DIY stores.

that was a good idea, thanx

nieh wrote:

I like the Mid-Fi inspired stamping.

Fourth built, this one went fast, guess I'm getting better at troubleshooting! It's a mxr microamp clone with small alterations to the amplification and an added toneknob. Custom built for a guitarist in one of my bands 'atlantis'. Graphics took me a while, a picture log about the art can be found on my facebook page facebook.com/husc.sound .

Recorded clips of it if anybody cares

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUtRousXRPI[/youtube]