Opinion on the workmanship - photo of pedal interior

[umph]

[quote name='GarethFlatlands' post='1001533' date='Oct 26 2010, 05:55 PM']Cheers, will do. I reckon I might need some help on component changes for switching NPN and PNP circuits, adding a blend control and improving bass response.

Got 4 boxes coming, 2 * 1 knob, 2 * 2 knob and a 5 knob. I reckon a couple of fuzz faces, (1 AC127 germ and one BC108 Si), a couple of one knob fuzzes (ie colorsounds) and either a fuzz factory or a wooly mammoth clone, although I'm open to suggestions.

Edit:- here's a list of the transistors I've got so far to play with.
8 * BD139 (possibly useless for fuzz)
4 * gain selected (2 pairs) AC127
20 * BC108
6 * BC109B (might use a couple of these for modding my Crybaby)
2 * gain selected 2N404
6 * AC176[/quote]

sounds like a great plan to me! i'll show you the mods i've tried for my fuzz faces once you've had a play around with the circuit

[flyfisher]

[quote name='Darkglass' post='1007528' date='Oct 31 2010, 04:32 PM']The assembly quality looks quite Ok. I have seen way worse (and way pricier!).
The components seem to be as good as it gets (for pedals anyways) Wima capacitors... good stuff.

I like to use the least amount of wiring possible. More reliable and cleaner:



Regards!

Doug.[/quote]
Very nice job.

[icastle]

[quote name='1976fenderhead' post='999257' date='Oct 24 2010, 07:10 PM']"I", couldn't build my own if my life depended on it mate I guess you mean the price of parts? So parts + labour how much would you value?[/quote]

Parts wise - I'd expect some change out of £20

[dannybuoy]

If you're after a high quality Colorsound Bass Fuzz clone, the sfx Micro Fuzz is a good option: