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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.
Live @Solo Macello, Circolo Magnolia, MI
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Custom germanium Fuzz Face with a switch to change the output capacitors between the two original versions of the Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face.
DIY fuzz face guitar pedal project, documented from arrival of components to final result, including some screenshots from simlating the circuit.
Live @Solo Macello, Circolo Magnolia, MI
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I took these pictures out of spite, but I like how they turned out.
His necklace is from lilienchan.
We shared the buffet at a recent lunch with what looked like every state trooper in Virginia. I let them go first. They were armed.
Our walk around Bartolame Island brought us to many nesting birds. Mostly we saw frigatebirds, the blue-footed Boodies, some land iguanas and the swallow-tail gulls.
"Frigatebirds are large, dark seabirds with very long, pointed wings which are held forward from the shoulder in flight. They have deeply forked tails and short legs with webbed feet. Their bills are long and hook-tipped. Frigatebirds soar high over the sea and feed by harassing and kleptoparasiting other seabirds, particularly boobies, or by picking food from the surface of the sea. However, they never land on water as they lack the oil-secreting gland which keeps the feathers of seabirds dry. The male, female and immature plumages are distinctly different and breeding males have a bright red gular pouch which is inflated during display." --- www.quasarex.com