Yet another Fuzz Face layout ('69 clone)

[Kevin Mitchell]

Thought I'd throw this into the pile
Let me know if something doesn't look right. Also I need to verify my pot template though I'm sure it's OK
Schematic
Transfer layout with drill template
My custom enclosure template
BOM - best to use the suggested pots



The trimmer is one that can be adjusted from the underside like this one
The contour and input pots are this type

-KM

[Mark Hammer]

I've had brief spells of "shooting stars" after a particularly vigorous sneeze that looked exactly like that copper side of the layout!   I suspect my wife has also had Petri-dish bacterial cultures that looked like it as well. 

Just a bit of gentle ribbing from a guy who has grown accustomed to more "angular" layouts.  Nice work, Kev.

[Ben N]

Nice. Very vintagey, with all the trippy old-school curves, yet with all the modern conveniences (like a ground plane)! The pots being linear, I bet one could flip them around and squeeze this sideways into a 1590a.

[Kevin Mitchell]

Are those two little pots supposed to be component-side trimmers or panel side 9mms? Edit: I see, Fuller has them out front.

Everything is component side except that -9V tap for the LED switch. Also that's why I've added the hole under the trimmer so it can be adjusted while mounted in the enclosure.

I think I'll have to make fill-less layout just for Mr. Hammer 
I like ground fill because it alleviates a lot of routing headaches and also the boards etch faster when less copper needs to be removed - same applies with a CNC.

Economics, man. Just watch out for those shorts!

-KM

[Kevin Mitchell]

Here's one for Mr. Hammer with no fill 
No fill '69 layout

The pots being linear, I bet one could flip them around and squeeze this sideways into a 1590a.

Actually the volume control should be log. I won't lose sleep over it lol
Do as you will 

Happy DIYing!
-KM