Ahhhhh, sweet smell of solder and victory

[Yun]

Hey guys; i uh accidently designed my own Fuzz box hahahaha.  

alright i lied; hours on end of breadboarding, ideas upon ideas, and i finally came up with a victory; which costed a maestro fuzz tone, and 15 bux.  Here's my 2 beloved:



The M1-A1 Buzz-Tone, and the M1-A2 Super-Buzz.  

Here's the guts:





i used:
-vintage caps (sprague)
-High gain silicon transistors
-silicon Diodes
-Pots from an old washing machine or something
-Switchcraft jacks
-Carbon comp resistors

i used the enclosure of a maestro Fuzz-Tone for my Super-Buzz Prototype.  

So; what do youse guys think eh?

[Sic]

very DIY stylish, i like it!

Any sound clips? always good to get the meat AND potatoes.

[Yun]

very DIY stylish, i like it!

Any sound clips? always good to get the meat AND potatoes.

Thanks, man.  Much obliged.  

i used to do recordings with cakewalk guitar tracks; but since we loaded windows XP; You can't use it, man.  

So how would one go about Recording eh?

[Lonestarjohnny]

Great lookin art work, sorta Van Goghish, and a nice build, i also have 1 of the old maestro fuzz'z, it's good for a tune or 2,
check out the way Ricky Don recorded his Heavy Metal Pedal thread, might give you some info on recording your pedal.    
JD

[Yun]

Thanks.  i'm actually an artist.  I'm actually embarrassed to show that pic, i thought it was aweful....

[Lonestarjohnny]

I can tell, I can barely write my name, when I draw my stuff look's like Stick People  :lol:
but my GrandDaughter think's it's the Cat'z Meow.
JD

[Yun]

Hahahaha, yeah my handwriting is terrible as well; which is wierd because i can paint forever- and all look exceptionally good- but i can't write a letter to save my life  :oops: .