Took a pic of the klone as I wait for the clearcoat to cure. Transparent gold powdercoat.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
This is Spinal Tim
Amp'd-st from guitarpcb, based on the amp eleven overdrive which is an input boost(cot 50/electra) and a nice overdrive(timmy). The overdrive is nice and can go from a nice clean boost to a heavier crunch, the bass and tone knob are quite interactive as well. The boost is a simple dirty boost that can push the overdrive and give it more grit but it can also be used on its own which is a nice feature.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Some pictures of previous builds
Just some of the pedals I have made in the past:
Tiny Green Giant, 20 watt mini amp head:
Golden overdrive klone with a clean boost following it
Colorsound Overdriver/Powerboost, can go from a nice clean boost to some heavy fuzz.
One large custom project for a customer, a feedback loop, an aby box, and an effect
Here is the 4ms Atoner, massive bitcrushing box
A sequencing wah pedal, 10 knobs and a toggle switch all fit into an enclosure about the size of a boss pedal.
Tiny Green Giant, 20 watt mini amp head:
Golden overdrive klone with a clean boost following it
Colorsound Overdriver/Powerboost, can go from a nice clean boost to some heavy fuzz.
One large custom project for a customer, a feedback loop, an aby box, and an effect
Here is the 4ms Atoner, massive bitcrushing box
A sequencing wah pedal, 10 knobs and a toggle switch all fit into an enclosure about the size of a boss pedal.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
A Pedal is Born
This blog is dedicated to my love of building DIY effects pedals. I have been building for a few years now and I enjoy building for myself as well as doing custom builds for other people. The effect above was one I made for myself and it is basically the Fire Red version of the Big Muff.
Information on how to build one is posted on Freestompboxes.org here: http://freestompboxes.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=9319&hilit=fire+red+fuzz
The thing sounds great, the gain and tone controls can dial in anything from a vintage sounding fuzz to a heavy tight distortion, with quite a few nice settings in between. I put together a quick youtube demo running my looper into the fuzz to show some examples: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wen32Wd2E4&feature=player_embedded
Information on how to build one is posted on Freestompboxes.org here: http://freestompboxes.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=9319&hilit=fire+red+fuzz
The thing sounds great, the gain and tone controls can dial in anything from a vintage sounding fuzz to a heavy tight distortion, with quite a few nice settings in between. I put together a quick youtube demo running my looper into the fuzz to show some examples: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wen32Wd2E4&feature=player_embedded
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