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Kay Fuzztone

Started by blooze_man, August 24, 2010, 01:00:42 AM

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blooze_man

Kay Fuzztone style pedal using a Radioshack Fuzz and the housing from a 1972 DeArmond volume pedal.





Big Muff, Trotsky Drive, Little Angel, Valvecaster, Whisker Biscuit, Smash Drive, Green Ringer, Fuzz Face, Rangemaster, LPB1, Bazz Fuss/Buzz Box, Radioshack Fuzz, Blue Box, Fuzzrite, Tonepad Wah, EH Pulsar, NPN Tonebender, Torn's Peaker...

tubelectron

Hi blooze_man,

The DeArmond pedal is superb specimen - but what is the role of the geared pot ? Fuzz ? Volume ? An what is that funny spring intended for ?

I didn't knew that RadioShack was building fuzz circuits (but there is no more Tandy RadioSchack Archer store in Europe for a long time...).

Anyway good, indeed,

A+!

I apologize for my approximative english writing and understanding !
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blooze_man

Thanks man. The geared pot is Gain. The knob up top is volume. The spring is so that you don't disengage the pedal so easily. Before I added the spring, I kept hitting the switch on accident.
Big Muff, Trotsky Drive, Little Angel, Valvecaster, Whisker Biscuit, Smash Drive, Green Ringer, Fuzz Face, Rangemaster, LPB1, Bazz Fuss/Buzz Box, Radioshack Fuzz, Blue Box, Fuzzrite, Tonepad Wah, EH Pulsar, NPN Tonebender, Torn's Peaker...

Colonel Angus

Awesome enclosure! So retro looking :icon_biggrin:

Here's my Fuzz-Klone :


Built on perf with a with this layout:


Could probably have been tighter but this was my first attempt at DIYLC
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