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Hi, my name's Fuzz.
This is my favourite toy: I love to chase it all around the house. Once, I took it out to play and lost it! Luckily mum found it half way down the street on some guy's driveway. I wonder how it got there?
Anyway, paws off: it's mine!
I was finally able to finish sanding Donovan, and added make up to her little face. The pastel set I bought didn't have any red (whah?!), so I mixed colors until I found something I liked. ^^
I think i was meaing to get a shot of the Fuzz just being his usual
goofy self but it ended up getting a shot of him giving himself a bath
The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter was recently overrun with heaps of these fuzz bombs. Some staff and volunteers are providing foster care for the kittens until they're eight weeks old and can be adopted. Chiquita's kittens are currently a dazed and confused eight weeks old.
Get your family pets at BARCS.
another from the Vancouver fireworks, as seen from a beach downriver a ways on the Oregon side of the Columbia River
I think the Karl Fuzz may be my favorite "angry" fuzz, but they never get the full majestic wedge treatment. Well, second-class no more, buddy!
So, yeah...five knob Fuzz Face build. Someone had asked me about using BC209C transistors and I’ve never really built silicon Fuzz Face projects. Pretty much always germanium. So I decided to experiment. Usually with germanium the common wisdom is for Q1 to be around 70 hFE and Q2 to be around 130 hFE. Silicon transistors are way hotter. This has a 400 hFE in Q1 and a 528 hFE in Q2. Sounds cool to me. Cleans up with the guitar’s Volume knob like it should. Maybe the ratios are more important than the voltage.
So, yeah...five knob Fuzz Face build. Someone had asked me about using BC209C transistors and I’ve never really built silicon Fuzz Face projects. Pretty much always germanium. So I decided to experiment. Usually with germanium the common wisdom is for Q1 to be around 70 hFE and Q2 to be around 130 hFE. Silicon transistors are way hotter. This has a 400 hFE in Q1 and a 528 hFE in Q2. Sounds cool to me. Cleans up with the guitar’s Volume knob like it should. Maybe the ratios are more important than the voltage.
The birth of the Fool Audio Research, 'Infinite Fuzz' pedal.
OK, here's Sunday's project. I took that first board that I'd discarded because I thought the circuit wasn't working (even though it was probably working fine) and I rebuilt it. So the testbed-y sockets are gone and I'm gonna build this out today and put it in the blue pedal enclosure. New-production germanium transistors from New Jersey Semiconductor, matched at 73 hFE for Q1 and 90 hFE for Q2.
If everything works as hoped (and I see no reason why it wouldn't, but that doesn't always mean anything), I'll offer this pedal up as a...I dunno, "blemish" or, "factory second" or whatever your euphemism of choice is for something that's been handled more than a new product shoulda been.
Anyway, I'm kind of excited about these because even the originals weren't on turrets. This is one of those things that lots of people build out, but they almost always use printed circuit boards to do it. I love the idea of a hand-wired version of this circuit on turret boards.
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Corto Maltese - Poetto
4/08/'16
clicca qui per ascoltare: Fuzz Orchestra BANDCAMP
Fuzz Fest - Santos - 04/07/14
Garage Fuzz - Polara - Chuva Negra - Statues on Fire - Same Flann Choice
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Corto Maltese - Poetto
4/08/'16
clicca qui per ascoltare: Fuzz Orchestra BANDCAMP
Jeffrey and I went up Waimea Canyon to Koke'e State Park. This picture was taken at the Pu'u o Kila Lookout, elevation 4176ft. I found this flower quite beautiful, really loved the fine fuzz.
A very interesting fuzz pedal design that sounds a little like an Ampeg Scrambler or a Super Fuzz, but with fewer transistors and less gain so the sound of your guitar isn't completely buried in the fuzz. I like it!