[Lots of pretty custom shop Fuzz Factories]
Here's a demo video of the Fuzz Factory in action:
For the schematic (Very easy to read and generate your own layout for) see here: http://solgrind.wordpress.com/2008/02/04/zvex-fuzz-factory/
I know he's denied permission to repost but the link isn't always active - here it is to make sure it doesn't disappear (Sorry Martin, I'll get round to redrawing it myself soon!);
I know he's denied permission to repost but the link isn't always active - here it is to make sure it doesn't disappear (Sorry Martin, I'll get round to redrawing it myself soon!);
Vero Layout -
PCB Layout (I have no idea whose this is? But it's all good.) -
For an alternate PCB layout/schematic/entire project! Check out Madbean's brilliant work here: http://www.madbeanpedals.com/projects/Zombii/docs/Zombii_ver.5.pdf
It´s negative ground isn´t it?
ReplyDeleteThx bro
yes
ReplyDeleteIs this layou from the top or the bottom. looks like both mixed up.
ReplyDeleteDo the AC-128s need to be matched? (Apologies, if thats a DUH question, Im not aware what 'matched transistors' means)
ReplyDeleteHi--
ReplyDeleteI'm an amateur electronic hobbyist and was wondering where a 3PDT switch and power indicator LED would be soldered to in correspondence to your veroboard layout.
I would greatly appreciate any feedback.
http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/diagrams/switch_lo_3pdt_ig_dcjack.gif
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ReplyDeleteHi, Im loooking forward to trying this! Im fairly new to the whole deal - which way round should the 2 AC128 transisters go (which is the C, B and E)? thanks!
ReplyDeleteIt depends on the make of transistor you get firstly, there is usually some marking for the emitter, a red dot or tag.
ReplyDeletehopefully my last dumb question, are the pots facing you (shafts pointing up towards you) or away from you? thanks again..
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