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Fuzz Dog Pedal Parts - Utility pcbs

Posted: Sat Feb 13, 2016 6:58 pm
by Boxbie
Just thought I'd provide a free plug for these guys to whom I have no connection.

I bought their shredmaster kit. It was good. But what I'm here to talk about today is their utility pcbs.

After the shred kit I bought a bunch or their true bypass/led daughterboards. It made adding true bypass and LED so easy (maxon compander, phase 999, d&s, all great pedals with no LEDs and terrible signal loading).

I just had a look at their site and they have a bunch of neat new utility daughter boards like the pot swapper:
http://shop.pedalparts.co.uk/Pot_Swap/p ... 89372.aspx

So much potential for fun!?

Anyone else use their stuff?

Re: Fuzz Dog Pedal Parts - Utility pcbs

Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2016 8:18 am
by spacelordmother
Looks sweet! How long did it take for your order to arrive in Oz?

Re: Fuzz Dog Pedal Parts - Utility pcbs

Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2016 12:09 pm
by elvisthedarke
I've used the pot swap on a tremolo I built inside a wah enclosure to swap between a standard pot and the foot controlled pot, and I've used a clipping switcher on a fuzz I built. Both worked well really.

I've bought a fair amount from fuzz dog and never had a problem with anything.

Re: Fuzz Dog Pedal Parts - Utility pcbs

Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2016 5:23 am
by Boxbie
Post was a week and a bit. That trem sounds cool, was it a kit?

Re: Fuzz Dog Pedal Parts - Utility pcbs

Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2016 10:11 am
by elvisthedarke
It was the fuzzdog Magic Vibes kit just built inside a wah enclosure I had. It wasn't really that bad really, not totally useful if I'm honest but pretty fun.

Re: Fuzz Dog Pedal Parts - Utility pcbs

Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2016 5:16 pm
by Feral Feline
GuitarPCB has some cool utility boards, too, including the pot swapper idea and reverse order switchers, boosters, polarity reversals etc.

I've also seen somewhere a nice 1590A utility board to organise up to 4 pots. Gotta dig that one up, I could use some of those!


MusikDing and a few other places have utility boards and some cool parallel looper PCBs...

Just gotta snoop around the DIY sites a lot and some amazing stuff comes up.