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DIY fuzz face guitar pedal project, documented from arrival of components to final result, including some screenshots from simlating the circuit.
Garage Fuzz e Againe no Sesc Pompéia.
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This photo was taken on Saturday September 8,2007. This photo was taken after the Fuzz's first ever visit to a vet. He had got 2 shots and since we had taken him to the vet near me in Wickliffe. We took him to the Petsmart in Willoughby and then stoppped at my house and he visited with my mom and then we tried to see what he would do when we put him in the Ginkgo tree in the front yard.
I'm going to have to take this into Photoshop to see if I can salvage the shot. :-\ Border Collie puppies at a flyball tournament - just a big ball of cuteness.
They seemed to be everywhere today when I went for a bike ride along the river. The adults seem to do a very good job of keeping them away or at a bad vantage point for photographing. I am sure there will be plenty of opportunities in the next couple of weeks.
This is a very interesting fuzz pedal. The original two-knob Karl Fuzz circuit was something they should have never stopped making, IMO.
It's kind of in the same realm as the Super Fuzz or Scrambler kind of fuzz, but those pedals have a ton of gain and almost exist as special effects. This has fewer transistors than those mighty beasts and allows some of your guitar's character and tone to shine through, along with some measure of the subtleties of your chops. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's still a ton of fuzz, but not quite as much as this type of pedal with random octave overtones usually has.
True bypass switching. Powder coated enclosure for durability. Will run on a standard Boss-style 9-volt power supply or a 9-volt battery.