Let's see your finished DIY projects!

[Bret608]

No doubt, these are unreal builds. I just made the connection that it's you who did the WEM Project V vero layout that folks have put to such good use. Also, I think it was you who had a really good video in which you tried out different Ge transistors in the Harmonic Percolator circuit. Thanks to that, I'm planning to try out a 2n1305 in a "stock" specs version I'm building up. Otherwise I would've just gone with 2n404a again.

Now, I'm off to research that Infinitphase circuit--not that my vero skills are up to is just yet, though!

[Ben79]

All amazing builds. I love that Talkaliser!

Any chance of a schematic or a layout for it? It's so good!

[digi2t]

All amazing builds. I love that Talkaliser!

Any chance of a schematic or a layout for it? It's so good!

Like I mentioned before, the link to most of the work I've done to date is here; http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/digi2t/

Click on either the "Veros" icon, or the "Information Files" icon to find the layouts, schematics, or build documents. The Talk-a-lizer vero and schematic is in the "Veros" section. Clicking on the icons gets you in, clicking on the image blows it up. If it a PDF document, just click on the "no thumbnail" link, and then click the "Download document" link near the top of the page, below the name and description of the file.

[Ben79]

Thanks, you're a legend doing all that work and sharing it. Respect.

[eatyourguitar]

I needed a sequencer so I designed one from scratch.

This is really nice. Where'd you find the schematics?

I made everything myself. the schematics are not online anywhere. however, after I built it I noticed that the vanishing point sequencer is similar. I built mine for +/-15v with 0v to +5v cv out. all the inputs and outputs to the CD4022 are buffered by TL072 except the carry out that has no buffer. the carry out is 0v low, +15v high. the TL072 are powered by +15v, -15v, the CD4022 is powered by +15v, 0v. this is the lowest possible parts count you can have in a sequencer and still have input protection and an output buffer. I should have added one more resistor to attenuate the clock divider out.

[Spook Strickland]

Here is a pedal I just built. I call it the "Jihad Rod" it's an over the top Muff type home brewed jober.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLv8b_3CjOw[/youtube]

[blackmass]

I got tired of fuzz pedals so I build a fuzz tube amp (which can also do cleans and rock sounds)...

I've recorded a sound sample with the bassiest settings and full gain I used a bass cab and les paul with p90s and drop c#
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzK0lo493xU[/youtube]

[soldersqueeze]

I got tired of fuzz pedals so I build a fuzz tube amp

I love everything about this sentence. The clip sounds meaty- great work!

[moose23]

Cosmodrome Dual Fuzzer

[soldersqueeze]

Big Muff with mods.
Pink because awesome.
Battery clip because it's a gift (I don't usually include them because they're evil and rubbish...)




Sounds huge!

[MeSoFuzzy]

Apart from making cables, here is my first DIY build. Its a 9volt battery with 1k resistor and a two pole switch(?) ending with a mono 1/4" cable. With necessity being the mother of invention, this pitifull project brings me extreme joy I need this device to send a 5-12volt signal to the trigger/gate input of my wretch machine. The joystick that the wretch comes with sucks because the wretch is such a temperamental bitch. I just need it to keep its VCA wide open so I can drone away.

[More_Divebombs]

I built my first pedal recently, just from a build a clone kit. It's my first build, and also the first time I've soldered anything. I didn't really know what I was doing, and just following instructions, but it works! I made a graphic for it and everything. Made a bit of a hash of the hole for the LED, but that's alright. It's only getting stomped on anyway.

It sounds nice and scuzzy.

[skullservant]

NICE!!!! That rules man. I love my Perc

[Bret608]

Yep! Nothing like a Percolator. Whose board/kit did you use? I love the graphic, by the way. I saw someone else do a funny hand-painted one and call it the Cappuccino Fuzz.

[skullservant]

When I built one I used a Madbean board, the Perc I have now was built by Officer Bukowski!