This is a library of perfboard and single-sided PCB effect layouts for guitar and bass. I'm not an electrical engineer by any stretch of the imagination, just a DIY'er who likes drawing layouts. It is meant for the hobbyist (so commercial use of any of these layout is not allowed without permission) and as a way to give back to the online DIY community.
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...printing transfer image! :-)
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Deletedoes it work?
DeleteStill waiting for the BS170's from my supplier......... :-(
DeleteGonna build one and call it black guy
ReplyDeletehttp://i.imgur.com/HaSOPOP.jpg
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Hey!, i made you schematic on a breadboard and it works perfectly,
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also the layout and it works great
DeleteAwesome!
Deletethanks for sharing!!!!
ReplyDeletedo you have the danelectro honeytone? I want to build a mini amp to practice quietly and wherever i like!!
I don't, but look for the Ruby amp. Great mini amp for headphones or a small speaker.
DeleteHey!Thanks for sharing! I built It and i love The tone, but it has a little hiss sound all The time. Any help? I used 1n4007 instead of 4001 for diodes, does this affect? Thanks
ReplyDelete1n4007's are improved 1n4001's.
DeleteBoth do the same function; protection.The 4007 are capable of protect for more power.
Super sweet booster/preamp!
ReplyDeleteSHO improved version.
My sugestions:
-Use sockets, and try 2N7000: more gainy and bright/open sound
-Replace trimpot with B5K pot, 5k res in outer lugs for gain control (btw: this 5k is the "crackle" pot in SHO).
Thanks!
What might I modify to limit the max volume? For example, if I don't ever need 30db and I want to reduce the possibility of this pedal creating it's own distortion?
ReplyDeleteI would try to send a 47k from lug 3 of boost knob, to ground to reduce the overal volumen.
Deletethanks.. I'm planning to combine this with a 'valvecaster' to push a hotter clean signal into the tube.. I might even skip the 'boost' pot altogether and just use an internal trim..
DeleteI wanted to know why the resistor of 10m between the D and G of the BS170 and G for the ground
ReplyDeleteIt could be a resistor of 2m2 ?
Thank you
I didn't design the circuit, so I can't speak to why these values were used. This is essentially a zVex SHO, which also uses 10M resistors in that configuration. However since it's basically a voltage divider you could probably get away with something like 2M.
DeleteOk Thank you =)
DeleteYes. It will give a little bit of a warmer sound.
Deletepara que seria el trim de 5k?
ReplyDeleteSource a tierra: ganancia. Este diagrama es un SHO, con volumen master.
DeleteEl trim es ni más ni menos que el Crakle en el SHO.
Hi, I dont have a 5k trimpot. can I use a resistor? 1k or 5k?
ReplyDeleteCan i replace trimpot with normal pots?
ReplyDeleteDefinitely. A C5k pot is where I'd start. That would essentially give you a SHO with a volume control.
DeleteThanks for the response 😊
DeleteHi everyone, I've just finished building one of these, it works well but despite being at the highest level, the output volume is anyway lower than the volume in bypass
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