Let's see your finished DIY projects!

[fuzzonaut]

Lemmy bore ya some more ... last Deadend ... for now, 'cos I'll need that Kruger whenever it's back in stock.

Shillelagh

46.jpeg

I have a question: does on your clone the pre and post clip knobs work well? On mine the Pre Clip knob does barely nothing (and I double checked all components and soldering joints, and everything is fine). Post Clip acts as it should.

Hello and I just re-checked (with a bass): same thing with mine, POST is fine, but PRE clip doesn't do much, according to my ears.

[gila_crisis]

Lemmy bore ya some more ... last Deadend ... for now, 'cos I'll need that Kruger whenever it's back in stock.

Shillelagh

46.jpeg

I have a question: does on your clone the pre and post clip knobs work well? On mine the Pre Clip knob does barely nothing (and I double checked all components and soldering joints, and everything is fine). Post Clip acts as it should.

Hello and I just re-checked (with a bass): same thing with mine, POST is fine, but PRE clip doesn't do much, according to my ears.

I did some further tests, and PRE does also something, but it is very noticeable when you feed the Sooperfuzz with a loud or distorted signal, then it starts to make sense when you turn the knob

[fuzzonaut]

Lemmy bore ya some more ... last Deadend ... for now, 'cos I'll need that Kruger whenever it's back in stock.

Shillelagh

46.jpeg

I have a question: does on your clone the pre and post clip knobs work well? On mine the Pre Clip knob does barely nothing (and I double checked all components and soldering joints, and everything is fine). Post Clip acts as it should.

Hello and I just re-checked (with a bass): same thing with mine, POST is fine, but PRE clip doesn't do much, according to my ears.

I did some further tests, and PRE does also something, but it is very noticeable when you feed the Sooperfuzz with a loud or distorted signal, then it starts to make sense when you turn the knob

Ah, I see, that knob is good for dirty stacking ....

[gila_crisis]

I got some boards from MAE lately (YES and NO), so will soon put soon together my "pimped" YES clone! Anybody else got some these boards from MAE?

[gila_crisis]

This is my "Perhaps?!" fuzz: built using MAE Business Card PCB, it's basically my own mix of Yes & No fuzz pedals.
Controls (left to right, top to bottom): Volume, Tone, Yes' More, Octave, NO's Thud.
Switches (left to right): 386 low-high gain, Q1 PNP/NPN switch, 3 position Yes' Splat (1nF, off, 10nF)

Stil trying out some transistor, but it's a messy, funny fuzz!

[gila_crisis]

Fresh from the workbench a pair of Infanem clones: blue Driving Notion and bare aluminium 141G.

141G: straight forward build. I went for the G version, but I did a tweak as I installed 4.7uF NP caps instead of the 10uF, as I felt the sound was a tiny bit too boomy/bassy (but in a good way), and played a bit around with the transistors to get a different texture than the stock 2N2222.

Driving Notion: I did some tweaks in the High part of the circuit: I used sockets for R30 and ended with an additional 2n2 cap in this slot, as it adds a nice extra grit to the distortion. I socketed also C12, as I found a pair of schematics with different values for this cap and the stock 1nF was a bit too much glassy/high-piercing for my taste. I ended with a 47nF, but already 10nF sounds way better than then 1nF, IMHO.

As usual: big kudos to Deadend FX for the stellar PCBs!

[Blackened Soul]

I rehoused a ggg orange squeezer kit I put together 16ish years ago… not showing a guts shot.. I barely got it all in the pedal was originally the normal Mxr layout… the enclosure is recycled from another old project that I never really liked… only mod to the design was I changed the input cap for a larger one so it works better on bass.. I painted it with orange safety paint