Neo-Classic 741 Overdrive (Gray 250 Clone) PCB Transfer

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Neo-Classic 741 Overdrive (Gray 250 Clone) PCB Transfer

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If anyone who can etch their own PCB wants to try this project to build a verified working Neo-Classic 741 Overdrive (gray spec 250 clone) for yourself or a friend (non-commercial), I posted the same PCB transfer that I used at 300dpi in Adobe Acrobat format here:

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http://sites.google.com/site/snmavronis ... 1overdrive

Look under the PCB Transfer section for printing instructions and the download link. Even though I like to use PCB soldered pots for mounting purposes, you don't have to - just attach pot lug wires instead. But if you do like PCB mounted pots too, I recommend using a Hammond 1590B enclosure so my 1.2" shaft spacing fits the same as in my build picture. Just leave enough room from the top for the PCB inside! Panel cover art not included...

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Have fun and enjoy.

Steve
Guitar > MXR Custom Comp > Neo-Classic 741 Overdrive > Boss NS2 Noise Suppressor > VHT Special 6 Ultra Combo Amp Input > Amp Send > MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay > Boss RC3 Loop Station > Amp Return
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