Beavis has already done the Klon buffer alone, just build this up. http://www.beavisaudio.com/techpages/Bu ... r_clon.gif

On the schematic it shows 12v hooked directly to tube pin 3 through 19 ohms, is that right, or does it need to be 6.3v like I've seen in the 6111 datasheet and 6111 subcaster?

One more bump, I know someone out there has built this tube boost and knows what the inductor is for...

Further searching has me thinking this 1 mh inductor is just for the power supply. Can anyone explain what its function is? If I use a 12v supply from my voodoo labs pedal power 2+, I should be fine without it, right?

I have a question about he tube boost that was posted in this thread. What is the 1mh inductor that was in the layout? Where is it in the accompanying schematic? Also, I'm not sure I can see it in the picture.

I don't have any 1mh inductors, is there any way to build the tube boost without one?

Put those little velcro loops around 3 cables. Problem solved!

Apparently the switching system on these is bad. A friend of mine, a touring guitarist, has gone through about 10 of them that have all broken or just become inconsistent in the switching. I told him I could try to fix them for him so he wouldn't have to buy more, and we were thinking that true bypa...

Or does anyone have the schematic? The original link is dead - did anyone save it?

Well, thanks to madbean for the PCB, and baja for creating the project, I finally finished my Charger. Had more trouble with pots not working right than I've ever had before, but I finally got it going. I had to use a different cap (instead of 390n, I used 470n). Not sure if this is a big difference...

I didn't notice until after I pulled the electrolytic caps from my stash and soldered them in, that only my 1uf are rated 50v. The 4.7 and 47 are all 16v. Will there be a problem using these 16v caps?

I'm still wondering if someone would make and ship me a sagittarian charger pcb. I live in Chicago, perhaps someone lives around here and I could even pick it up? I can pay whatever is fair price.

The original schematic hosted at http://www.subdecay.com/schemls.gif is no longer there. Anyone have a backup?

I don't do circuit boards yet, is there a schematic for this? I couldn't find it. Or can I buy a pcb from someone?

Where did Analog Mike get his NKT transistors? Theres gotta be a stockpile hes buying from.

DiscoFreq wrote:At the Messe there are always some chinese companies selling parts and also wah enclosures.

I really like this enclosure:

what is the "messe" where you get these?

also ansil: where can you buy wah shells online in bulk for $5 each?

if you use the Foxrox buffer in front of the fuzz instead of at the end of the wah, it means the buffer will be always there no matter if your wah is on or off, the advantages of that is that you can put other buffered pedals in front of the fuzz, like a tuner, it does respond well to lowering of t...

I guess I'll just try it out. Will report back later!

I don't really understand the last two posts, so I'll clarify in case I didn't make sense before. Instead of having a wah that is retrofitted to output a high impedance with a Foxrox buffer, why not have a fuzz retrofitted to have a foxrox buffer before the fuzz circuit but after the switch, to rais...

I am curious if there is any reason to put this at the end of the wah circuit vs. the beginning of the fuzz circuit. Say you have a buffer at the beginning of your board to set a low impedance for the rest of your board. Wouldn't having the wah changing the impedance for the fuzz be only necessary w...

I just wanted to bump this thread because I couldn't find any info on Barber's site about a Tone Press schematic or something similar. I'm interested in the BYOC comp which seems similar, but the Barber looks simpler and from what little I know its supposed to be a little better. Also, I don't have ...