Here's couple gut shots for someone who´s interested :D .

Cheers!

another one.

Here's a pedal a picked up recently. Let me know if any additional photos are needed. This is the description that can be found at a dealer's website:

The Second Voice is the little brother of Infanem's Analog Harmony Synthesizer. It retains the
exact fuzz and harmony generator circuits of the Harmony Synth but trimmed down and
wedged into a small pedalboard-friendly 1590BB enclosure.

The harmony is a phase-locked loop-based circuit capable of generating pitches both above
and below the...

Quite a strange sounding fuzz this one, Burford Electronics are quite a new company.
Youtube Video:

Guts:

No pictures of the bottom but that last image should be good enough fingers crossed, no idea on the pot values either.

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So, a tubescreamer with ALL the options, with last setting recall and programmable switching including for diodes, clean bypass, op-amps, gain and EQ settings... Anyone ever played one of these? It's hard for me to imagine being able to build one with all those switching options in any kind of reasonable size and reasonable level of complexity. I'm tempted to buy one just to figure out how he did it all... Also a highly programmable fuzz.

from their website.
together with the regular guts this should be an easy one. Anyone take a shot? I'm not really interested in tracing a JFet Boost.

More cleaning up of the attic,
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Hi! Long time reader here... :D

A friend of my gave this pedal for weekend, I think this is great and pretty versatile booster.
Here's some pics, I will try to draw a schematic soon..

Yo!

Here's layout for new D*A*M Tone Bender TB-00 fuzz, which replaces discontinued 1966.
It's slighty modified Vox Tone Bender circuit.
I'm not sure input cap (could be bigger - .47 or 1uF) and level pot value - tune to taste. :thumbsup

Enjoy!

Guts -

Want to build one ?

Got this today. Some guts for you lovely people!

It sounds really good tbh, lots of gain and a very usable clean boost.

I dont own this pedal personally but i got these photos from a nice chap over on the metalguitarist forum and thought somebody may be interested in them.

it uses this board from GGG

And so far we've noticed that the changes made are

change the .47uF cap to .15uF
Replace the clipping diode with LED
what i cant get is what the yellow & orange resistors are as im colour blind and the guy who supplied the photos doesnt have a meter available to check them.

Hi. first post. I am a noob but a passable solder jockey, but am educating myself here and electronics texts. I am not tracing pcb or circuits yet, but i have some things to share. Here is the carl martin chorus xii .
It is a beautiful sounding twin chorus circuit. It I got this 7 yrs ago back when ebay still had some bargains. It knocked a tc electronic chorus/flanger off my pedalboard.

Here are pics. It seems well made by the way. very clean and professional looking. It has a daughterboard,...

Decided to try degooping a pedal, so the Roar is on the plate. Started like this...

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(images borrowed from a friend)
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Goop is gone from the top now, but the bottom is a pain in the @ss. All the goop got under the box caps too so it's slow coming. Pictures will be up shortly, gotta charge the battery's.

Here are the values:
Q1&2 - Unfortunately, the type is visually indistinguishable.
360R, 470k, 9.1k, 120k, 39k
3.3uf, 22uf, .033uf, and what I believe is .1 uf...

Very good sounding delay.

Sum gut shots.

As the name would suggest a Russian Big Muff clone, and a good one to boot. 2N3904s and 1N4148s. I bought this for less than A$100 a few years ago from the manufacturer, who are excellent Tasmanian folk.

Nothing radical here, but good value for money (for once). :lol:

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