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Apparently there was some slight issues with the schematic above, namely the R6 was not correctly placed - that had been corrected in the next ETI issue back in 1993. The layout seems correct to me.. :)
Any luck on this one? I have checked and double checked every connection, component, solder, wire etc. I get loud, bright fuzz but no volume or sustain control.
Any thoughts? I'd love to know that it works for everyone else. Only then will I be able to see the stupid mistake I've made.
Why don't you put the ground on the opposite side and move the Volume 1 connection to where ground connected? Saves a link and remains within the criteria of your OCD I think :o)
Miro, stop publishing fuzzes! My wife's going to kick my ass finally!
ReplyDeleteCrap crap crap. Must. Stop. Building. Fuzz.
ReplyDeleteI have so many fuzz pedals, but I just can't resist!
No no you guys. You can never have too many fuzzes... :)
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+1!!!
DeleteDamn right. There can never be too many fuzz pedals around !!!
ReplyDeleteIt's better to burn out than to fade away. There can't be only one.
Any luck on this one? I have checked and double checked every connection, component, solder, wire etc. I get loud, bright fuzz but no volume or sustain control.
ReplyDeleteAny thoughts? I'd love to know that it works for everyone else. Only then will I be able to see the stupid mistake I've made.
Checked it against the schematic, and i think the sustain pot may be in reverse, but i can't spot anything else...
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Thanks, Miro. I'll take a look when I get back to my workshop.
Deletefuzzy goodness.
ReplyDeleteyou can never have too much money, or too many fuzzes.
Volume 1 not linked to ground I think
ReplyDeleteThanks for heads up. Link added...
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Why don't you put the ground on the opposite side and move the Volume 1 connection to where ground connected? Saves a link and remains within the criteria of your OCD I think :o)
DeleteNoooo! Then volume or power wires would be in opposite sides of the board :P
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hee hee
DeleteVerified.
ReplyDeleteSounds pretty good.
Thanks buddy
DeleteThis fuzz was designed by Dan Coggins of Lovetone and Dinosaural fame.
ReplyDeletehttps://web.archive.org/web/20110718182255/http://www.dinosaural.com/specials_fuzztone.asp