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Title: Blues breaker pedal build
Post by: FilthyK782 on February 29, 2012, 09:12:29 PM
This was made from PCB layout for a Replica Marshall vintage blues breaker pedal. I always fancied building one so I etched the board and made no alterations from the general gadgets site. Came out pretty well with thanks to some graphics from my mate kev. It has nice bright white LED which looks great. Gigged it Friday night and it sounds awesome - best sounding build yet so thought I would share. Mate wants one now so good job I etched a spare board. Enjoy
Title: Re: Blues breaker pedal build
Post by: nzCdog on March 01, 2012, 02:55:57 AM
Wow!  What IC did you use?  I love the pin connector things for the pot wiring... whats the deal with that, is that how the old BBs were made?  nice job! :)
Title: Re: Blues breaker pedal build
Post by: jimmybjj on March 01, 2012, 02:59:00 AM
great job. i like your pcb, how did you do the "silk screen" layer ?
Title: Re: Blues breaker pedal build
Post by: jkokura on March 01, 2012, 03:01:08 AM
I can see it's a TL072 in the one pic.

Jacob
Title: Re: Blues breaker pedal build
Post by: FilthyK782 on March 01, 2012, 06:19:33 AM
Yes the IC is a tl072. The pins WEre just something I thought I would try to get a nice clean connection with the PCB and the wiring. it also made it easier when I was testing the guts to clip crocodile clips onto. The silk screen layout was just a matter of printing out the layout t the same time s the PCB was printed for etching and once etched overlays on at he component side of the PCB. It takes a little fiddling about but once you marry it up and stick it to PCB I then lathered it and then drilled it. I thought it just made it look at little more professional. Thanks for the kind remarks.


Title: Re: Blues breaker pedal build
Post by: bigmufffuzzwizz on June 22, 2012, 04:54:56 PM
You did a really good job on this. Don't see too many etched pcbs with a silkscreen layer. Looks really simple yet a fun build! The decal on the outside is also a perfect match!