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SO FRESH AND SO CLEAN.

I really need to invest in some scenery to take pictures of finished projects on. Y'alls wilderness pictures get me all hot and bothered

skullservant wrote:SO FRESH AND SO CLEAN.

I really need to invest in some scenery to take pictures of finished projects on. Y'alls wilderness pictures get me all hot and bothered

I'm partial to the "weathered table/bench" look, they shouldn't be too hard to find.

fuzz factory?

eatyourguitar wrote:fuzz factory?

more like a mini-fuck in disguise...

Tap tempo PT2399 delay with modulation. Just kinda building this as a development board I really wanna do a BBD based tap tempo delay... Just need to finish program the tap tempo part.



A modified fuzz factory but with presets you can save. I've never built a fuzz factory before but this thing is so much fun Not sure if it sounds anything like a zvex one though(mines silicon and slightly modified).

I actually do think the AC128 adds something special. anyway, both these builds are absolutely mind blowing. you must have a lot of time in design and development for these. there is always a demand for tap tempo IC's in DIP8 that are available as off the shelf, in-stock parts. electricdruid has a pic program on his website. DIYstomp stopped selling theirs tap tempo IC.

mysteriousj wrote:Tap tempo PT2399 delay with modulation. Just kinda building this as a development board I really wanna do a BBD based tap tempo delay... Just need to finish program the tap tempo part.


A modified fuzz factory but with presets you can save. I've never built a fuzz factory before but this thing is so much fun Not sure if it sounds anything like a zvex one though(mines silicon and slightly modified).

Oh cool! Glad to see the preset-factory built up

eatyourguitar wrote:I actually do think the AC128 adds something special. anyway, both these builds are absolutely mind blowing. you must have a lot of time in design and development for these. there is always a demand for tap tempo IC's in DIP8 that are available as off the shelf, in-stock parts. electricdruid has a pic program on his website. DIYstomp stopped selling theirs tap tempo IC.

Ah I wanted germanium too except I have none it seems really confusing having to worry about gain and leekage and cost. But might order a few someday..

And yeah at the moment I've just been building stuff for myself but keen to do some diy projects for people if there's interest. One of the problems I have is it's hard to send out programmed ics... I think the maximum thickness for a letter is 1cm -So I'm not sure if a dip package would fit ? I'll have to check, because otherwise it'd cost heaps to send - me being in New Zealand..

The delay board above has quite a bit of extra circuitry so it can work with a BBD too. So if I remove that it should fit in a 1590BB if I did it through hole. Anyway I better get it working before i get too ahead of myself..

mathias wrote:
Oh cool! Glad to see the preset-factory built up

If only it fit in the box . I accidentally made it too big but hopefully it'll fit in a 1590BB.

should I even count this as DIY anymore?

Um, no.

(Looking awesome btw.)

cloudscapes wrote:should I even count this as DIY anymore?

zomg want

[quote="mysteriousj"]Tap tempo PT2399 delay with modulation. Just kinda building this as a development board I really wanna do a BBD based tap tempo delay... Just need to finish program the tap tempo part.




why did you quit and not make PCB mount DC jack?

seriously nice work though.

Thanks man, yeah I HATE wires but I can handle doing two . PCB mount means you have to be accurate with your drilling which just so happens to be what I suck at most.

Hey Jonny, amazing work as always!

Were you able to sort out the issues with the slow gear/tremolo redesign?

Sunn Buzz on tagboard... Guess I should probably get some gutshots.