Another great layout from Kevin. I decided to go with the tone knob instead of the switch because why not have more tones? I went with nos transistors from smallbear hoping to squeeze every last drop of mojo out. Fantastic sounding, massive! this thing is as beastly as Hank McCoy. No film Decal on tayda box. Waiting on parts from smallbear for my standard fuzz so keep your eyes peeled for that...(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210116/b9aa7a8cb5fc1343c77ffa706617bf9b.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210116/14d22d544ca5d113ef4f2b27ca1d28e0.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210116/049b790ff639006e9454701e45216e2e.jpg)
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Tured out flippin' awesome and the box looks amazeballs! Thanks for the great tutorial on the no film stuff!
Great work! Beast was always such a great character on the animated series.
Dammit, you're on fire!!!
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More knobs = always better!
Nice build!
Love the Beast graphic! Great job!
-Mike-
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Thanks guys, its a fun pedal to play loud!
Another nice looking build there!
I'm glad you posted this one and the tutorial on the no film decals. I remember reading about that stuff in a post here a while ago and I ordered the supplies to give it a try, just haven't gotten around to it yet. You've inspired me to finally give it a go!
Hopefully I'll end up with results as clean as what you've managed.......
Sweet! I used those same 2sc828s in my Standard Fuzz, all around 210-220 hfe. Some people say you need even lower gain but I don't totally buy it--they sound great and the upper octave is really prominent. I'd like to build this too sometime to see the difference.