Let's see your finished DIY projects!

[Chuckchuck]

almost there.

[flanagan0718]

Hello All, My name is mike and I've been building for a couple years now. I've been a regular over at MBP forum and one of the guys there (DMinner) said i should join here as well. So here are a couple builds that I have completed in the past year or so.

This is a Foxx Tone Machine work alike. (PCB layout by MBP)



Here is a Fuzz Factory work alike (GPCB)



And this is a MusicPCB Echo Base



Feel free to swing by my Blog here http://custohmelectronics.blogspot.com/ or my Facebook here https://www.facebook.com/custohmelectronics/. Thanks guys!

-Mike-

[SoaringTortoise]

The Java Grind Fuzz with Special Fun Knob. Good to the last note.

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[digi2t]

Love the Java Grind. Looks.... so ....... Cuban!

[Strange Tales]

First successful DIY build ever today! I really enjoyed doing it, so relaxing. Hoping to just keep on picking up kits and enjoy the ride while trying to build more complex stuff (looking at you, MI!)

[Teej212]

show us the interesting side, dude

really good soldering btw...thought you were new at this

[Strange Tales]

show us the interesting side, dude

really good soldering btw...thought you were new at this

it did take me a couple hours just to do that small board. as long as I quietly took my time it's actually quite peaceful to solder. thank you for the compliment though!

here!

[DADGBD]

I've been wanting to get started with building pedals for a bunch of years now.
Time has always been an issue (still is); and then, there's getting over the initial hump of getting started.
I finally did get started over the Christmas break and now I'm totally addicted and have a long, long future builds list to show for it.
I can't wait to get started on my next build!

Here are a couple of the DIY stuffs I've been working on

Feedback looper






Madbean Sabertooth






SSBS Sparkle Motion
**don't worry** I asked Brian!! ...and he was totally awesome with it... thanks, Brian






Lo-fi mic made of old telephone parts and a gooseneck'd IKEA lamp (really happy with the way it sounds)




And I got bored and modded my pedalboard, because I got sick of the Godlyke thing dangling everywhere



Hopefully, lots more to come

[SoaringTortoise]

Nice work!

[jrfox92]

I really like the aesthetic of those.

[cherler]

Yeah those look awesome man, keep it up! So is the phone mic going for an intentional lo-fi kinda sound or what?

[DADGBD]

Thanks, guys

@cherier - yep. Lo-fi, telephone mic. Sounds great on it's own (desired effect), but also when paired with a 57 and you split the difference in the mix. It adds a lot to the overall signal.

[spacelordmother]

Thanks, guys

@cherier - yep. Lo-fi, telephone mic. Sounds great on it's own (desired effect), but also when paired with a 57 and you split the difference in the mix. It adds a lot to the overall signal.

Have a schematic or instructions you worked from? Looks awesome!

[DADGBD]

It's dead-simple to do. I used this as the basis for it: http://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a- ... e-Speaker/
but google it, there's a ton of info out there. Just remember to use the ear-piece and not the mouth-piece!

I think it took me 10x longer to find the right phone and figure out what the hell to do with it, because I didn't want to use the receiver
I'd had an old, busticated IKEA lamp sitting around for forever - after I got an old phone (for free!), it probably took me about 6 months of goofing around with other "containers" before I realized that the freakish-ly perfect thing was right under my nose.

[DRodriguez]

Yup, same theory as a subkick. Speakers wired in reverse makes a good lo-fi mic. Get a big speaker, throw it in front of a kick drum, and you have a big badda boom.

Dig the hell out of the diy projects DADGBD. Love the simple look.

This thread remains my favorite on ILF.