The diagram I followed: home-wrecker.co... Parts: lovemyswitches... Inexpensive soldering iron kit that will work: m.northerntool... Tip Jar: Venmo @ThomasRehbein
This has been a very illuminating video on soldering technique, translating schematics to board layout, and on component pins. I also really appreciate the commentary and the pace of the video was perfect. Thanks!
This will be a really easy on-board effect. Make sure to use a Stereo style jack and connect the black battery lead to sleeve and ground of the board to ring. That way, the circuit is broken and the battery won't drain when the bass isn't plugged in.
Correct. I used the most basic board I could find so people would learn to read the schematic. You could poke holes through a piece of cardboard if you want.
You could just get a c100k pot and mount it on the bottom of the board. Or just use the a100k and reverse it. That way you can still see your components.
I'm having problems. It works great if its out of the enclosure but of i mount the jacks it has no sound. I'm assuming the jacks are grounding it out but I can't figure out why
It's probably just grounding out on something. You can usually figure out where by slowly installing the board and then applying a little electrical tape or rubber cement to correct the issue.
I’ve been after a tutorial like this for yonks, thankfully you finally turned up in my feed.
Thanks for making it simple Sensei.
I plan on doing more this winter
This has been a very illuminating video on soldering technique, translating schematics to board layout, and on component pins. I also really appreciate the commentary and the pace of the video was perfect. Thanks!
Thx Tim!
I really enjoyed this in real time. Thanks for not editing! I'm building this internally into my bass.
This will be a really easy on-board effect. Make sure to use a Stereo style jack and connect the black battery lead to sleeve and ground of the board to ring. That way, the circuit is broken and the battery won't drain when the bass isn't plugged in.
Your videos are the best for this kinda thing please upload more
Thanks! Work has been so busy I haven't had time to do more. Hopefully soon.
Pedal building from scratch! thanks a lot!
thank you so much
You're welcome! I think that I’ll do more of these this winter with better video and editing!
great!!!!!!@@mistertommy
U can use different resistors and diods and caps and it works too
Different caps will change the tone. Different resistors may or may not work if it restricts the power too much.
Great video! Thank You!
Great video! Very thorough.
Thanks! I hope you are having fun with your fuzz.
thank you
this type of board has no lines of connections right? i know some of them have rails that connect rows/columns
Correct. I used the most basic board I could find so people would learn to read the schematic. You could poke holes through a piece of cardboard if you want.
You could just get a c100k pot and mount it on the bottom of the board. Or just use the a100k and reverse it. That way you can still see your components.
Good call. I was just winging it haha.
Can someboy put the list of components with his valueus? (Valores) my english its not good enouht and i cant understand well. Thanks
Check out the Homewrecker link in the description area.
Hello, question if I wanted to add a second pot/knob to control the amount of fuzz where in the circuit would I add that?? If anyone can help me out
If you google “bazz fuss deluxe” there will be some info on this.
Dude, you frickin digressed about the negative and positive ends of that electrolytic cap and did not say what the value is! Looks like 2.2uf
It’s 4.7 uf in the Homewrecker schematic (link in description) I think. But anything from 2.2-10 should work.
I'm having problems. It works great if its out of the enclosure but of i mount the jacks it has no sound. I'm assuming the jacks are grounding it out but I can't figure out why
It's probably just grounding out on something. You can usually figure out where by slowly installing the board and then applying a little electrical tape or rubber cement to correct the issue.
Can I use any bread board.. I’m totally new at this.
Turd Grafx pretty much. I’ve even built these before using a Kraft Mac-N-Cheese box when I didn’t have breadboard available.
Your intro music reminds me of, like, an old Dinosaur Jr. song...
Thanks : )