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I cannot find it. Must have been on an old computer that died a long while ago and the images from the old site are also gone. Schematically it is identical to the one I currently sell.
Hi Bob,
Nice to hear from you. I am super glad you like the circuit.
I additionally like that you used our convenient A/B pads and DPDT wiring board to employ your own clipping options. The build looks fantastic and I am sure it fits real nice into your rig.Thanks for the share and I look forward to more from you.
Excellent all the way around Ccow. I love the thorough posts with great care in taking photos as well.
The design of the switch is for finding the optimal tone for your guitar.
For example in one position (bright) it would be useful for a Les Paul and in the other position perhaps a Strat or Tele.
That said you may want to investigate a build issue if it is so far to the extreme. Also it is to work in conjunction with the tone control so if you have that set high and you go to the LP setting it will be much more harsh. Especially if using a Bright guitar and amp setting.
Someone else will have to help with this as i cannot verify resistors etc..
I am having blurry vision issues and going to the ophthalmologist tomorrow.
The boards are designed for standard electrolytic since it is not in the audio path. They are affordable and do the job with no effect on sound. While you can use them in the audio path we typically avoid that.
That said tantalum caps are actually electrolytic. The thing about tantalum quirks that have been written about like exploding and catching fire, while unlikely in a pedal because of the limited power available from the power supplies if you use the wrong supply or install it backwards it could be a problem.
Therefore we suggest standard electrolytic but you could use either.
Also always socket transistors.
Very nice and thanks for sharing. It is always great to see someone making good use of the GBOF boards. There is so much to be done with them and this is a great example.
Billy for the win!
Here is my demo and they are available in the SHOP now.
Thanks Wilkie I should have them in stock by the end of the week.
This is yet another option that will work on our pads:
as well as these more obvious 6mm styles:
Keep in mind these can be mounted on the board top or bottom for different adjustment needs.
Excellent and thanks for sharing!!
I too love the One Knob Fuzz for its excellent rhythm bashing tones. Agreed it is beautifully simple.
Or just ad a pot where the trimmer goes for external manipulation.
That might be fun and useful for finding all those dropped guitar picks or stand over your pedal for a Solo Spot. LOL.
Tubes and More.
Did not check their Covid19 status.I prefer a 1ooK in mine (your mileage may vary) Others may have some input as well.
Wilkie has done all of the Mods and has a Wah Doc up on the Guides Page. Check it out.
Scroll down near the bottom of the Main Guides Page and click on the image of the MoWah for the document.
