Poodle's Pedal Parts PCB
Sodium Hydroxide etched enclosure.
(http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/11/12/2a3abe5a.jpg)
Looks really cool, but we need more details, and a gut shot :)
Paul
That's frikin amazing!!!
Love it! Congrats
Cheers guys :) I'm really pleased with it!
Forgot the guts, sorry! It's got 2N3904 trannies in and 1N34A Ge Diodes, sounds great!
(http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/11/12/u9eretys.jpg)
looks absolutely perfect, I wouldn'y change a thing, perfection.
Almost to cool to step on.. I love that etch, it came out so clean. Plus, I just love the superfuzz and built my first one on a home etched U-Stomp board. Sounds awesomely like a wall of sound.
I like this a lot too. One of my favorite circuits!
I love this etch. Great job!
Thanks for the compliments guys, much appreciated! :)
Just realised I've posted this in the wrong part of the forum though, sorry! How do I move it? :-[
Quote from: Hexjibber on November 12, 2013, 09:16:28 AM
Thanks for the compliments guys, much appreciated! :)
Just realised I've posted this in the wrong part of the forum though, sorry! How do I move it? :-[
I think only the moderators can move it. Anyway, what an etch!!!! Thats is perfect, I enjoyed your "How I etch" nice touch.
Great pedal, very impressed with your work on this.
Mike
Quote from: fendman on November 12, 2013, 03:03:15 PM
I think only the moderators can move it. Anyway, what an etch!!!! Thats is perfect, I enjoyed your "How I etch" nice touch.
Great pedal, very impressed with your work on this.
Mike
Thanks Mike! :)
Hexjibber,
Wow! Very impressive. Inspirational.
Startling. Simple and beautiful.
^^ Thanks a lot guys! :)
Very nice! How's the quality of the Pedal Parts boards?
I once built a Superfuzz where I just barely reached unity gain. I then doubled the germanium diodes. This gave me some more volume and slightly less maximum fuzz, but this circuit has so much fuzz that it still had more than enough.
Quote from: Diamond on November 14, 2013, 08:34:37 AM
Very nice! How's the quality of the Pedal Parts boards?
I once built a Superfuzz where I just barely reached unity gain. I then doubled the germanium diodes. This gave me some more volume and slightly less maximum fuzz, but this circuit has so much fuzz that it still had more than enough.
I've built a good number of pedals from Pedal Parts boards and I think they're great, they're a bit thinner than Madbean boards for example and the holes are smaller but this hasn't caused me any problems. They seem well laid out and he has a great selection on there, plus they sound good which the main thing.
Definitely above unity on this Super Fuzz, haven't tried it through my tube amp yet, only a crap little 5w practice amp but it's pretty ferocious! :)
Yep, perfection right there. 8)
Fantastic looking pedal. The etch is simple but looks perfect :)
I've got this board populated and it sounds loud and nasty. Needs an enclosure but no way will it look as good as this!
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Smashing etch, great design 8)
Yeah, that's a great looking etch.
Just repeating what's been said! Fantastic job!
^^ Thanks for the compliments guys! :)