Happy Fuzz Friday, all. Somehow in 10 years of laying out fuzzes, I've never done this one. Here's the Roland (pre-Boss) AF-60 BeeGee fuzz. Originals use semiconductors you probably don't have in your parts stash, but nothing in mojo territory, so modern equivalents will work just as well. Fairly simple circuit with a couple transistor amplifiers, an opamp stage, hard clipping, and a BMP-style tone stack. Here's the schematic for reference. Easy fit in a 1590B. (Transfer image in the Boss folder)
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.
Пишу коментар не по темі, пишу на рідній мові, думаю не буде проблем з автоматичним перекладачем. Хочу привітати всіх з Різдвом Христовим, хай світло переможе темряму! Велика подяка Вам, тому хто створив цей сайт! Завдяки Вам, я отримав купу задоволеня займаючись своїм хоббі! Всім добра!
ReplyDeletevery nice work. In which program do you make the perforated PCB designs here? I would be happy if you help
ReplyDeletePal about to verify it, could you confirm 10uF cap in the lower right corner, on the schematic it shows as 1uF
ReplyDeleteTypo on my part. It's 1uF.
DeletePal, also the 4n7 cap should be 47nF and the 47R should be 470R. That’s about it
DeleteVERIFIED!!!
ReplyDeleteI changed the 47R resistor for 470R, the 4n7 cap for 47nF and the 1uF made it film instead of electrolytic. I like the sound and the aggressive tone control this pedal has. But somehow it’s not as loud as many others. I want it louder. Also switched 2N5088 for BC549C with higher HFE. UA741CP and LM741 work pretty fine
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