- #Fuzz war overload mod#
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You might have to rename it once it's on local disk - at least one datasheet archive sends everything out as "datasheet.pdf" - so watch how it's stored.Steven Jay Blum ( / b l uː m/ born April 29, 1960) is an American voice actor. "2N3906 pdf" finds a datasheet for that transistor. * google the part number and "pdf" to find a datasheet.
#Fuzz war overload mod#
When your mod design is finalized, then you solder things into place once.
#Fuzz war overload mods#
I suggest you work those mods up on a breadboard first, bringing tacked-in wires out from the pedal to "splice" in your breadboard that way, you minimize the potential for soldering damage and maximize space for experimenting. If the circuit is in fact an emitter follower as-found, you might want to play around with changing it to a gain-stage, or precede the existing follower with a gain stage. If you want to clean it up, start by improving that base bias, then maybe give it an emitter resistor so your biasing numbers have something real to work with. If it's a PNP, or an NPN with the pinout flipped (E where C should go), then it's a minimally-biased voltage-gain stage, and that's your (fuzzy) boost. If those voltages are correct, then double-check your transistor (looking up its device number* for type and pinout).
It doesn't deliver voltage gain, but it provides current gain in buffering the signal off that input cap against loading downstream. If they're flipped - +9V going where you've drawn ground, and ground to where you've marked +9V - then the circuit works as an NPN emitter-follower.
But anyhow, here it is, does anyone perhaps have any idea of what I can do to up the gain a little? it's gonna be tricky cos it's all pcb on the inside, and that's literally all the components right there, not much room for value change, maybe I need to add some extra components.ĭouble-check your power-rail connections. If I was given this circuit diagram and was asked - would that bypass a signal? I would probably say no given my little experience and the fact that the collector was tied to ground. So I traced it out, and here is the schematic. I decided to take it upon myself and take mod the boost to something i'll use more of, perhaps increase the gain of it, and lower it's high-passiness as well by decreasing the input impedance that would've been all easy if it was set up like a regular treble boost with a voltage divider bias, but once I opened it, I found myself completely dumbfounded and had no idea what I'm looking at. "Understanding How Transistors Work" - Stompbox StudiesĪmplified Parts - Pedal Layouts & Build Guidesīought the pedal on craigslist, plugged it in, loved the fuzz, but the boost got me going like WTF?! is it broken? the boost gives less than unity gain and acts like a crappy high pass filter.Īfter going online reading for a bit I found that my boost works just as supposed to, i guess after all that's just DBA fashion. "Everything You Need to Build a DIY Guitar Pedal" - Pedal Haven "So you’re starting out - A guide to what you’ll need to build pedals." This is an open community for the do-it-yourself pedal builders of reddit! Please use this subreddit to share knowledge, give/receive help, and show off your custom builds! Looking for troubleshooting help? Please read this first!
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