D*A*M - FZ-673 [traced]
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New custom project. 10 units based on Zonk Machine was made, and no more will after THIS auction end
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BTW, the price is not April Fools
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It's kinda funny. I've started drawing this as soon as DAM issued this. After I done first version I realized it's almost stock Zonk Machine layout with just a few updates ) I did the Zonk couple days earlier than this one... Oh well. My clone is almost done
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Here's my clone (work in progress). Just the styroflex input cap is missing. I've ordered nice radial styros on ebay, but it's taking ages to arrive, so I couldn't stop myself from building this with what I had
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Awesome, what are you using for insulation on the trannies?
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Beautiful, and that insulation looks great...might have to order some.
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styroflex? i think that's a brand. you are talking about polystyrene caps right?
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Yes mate - polystyrene. Here is what I'll use http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... SA:GB:1123
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I built one of these up yesterday. Nice layout!
Didn't have a polystyrene cap for the .001, so I just used a film cap.
It works, but very mis-biased. Do I treat the bias points like I would on a typical MKI? I know the circuit is tweaked a bit. Advice?
I get nice fuzz with my guitar volume cranked, but the decay is gated/overly spitty. When I turn the vol. on guitar down even a bit, it cuts out completely.
So Bias issue, yes? Or do I need to spend more time with transistor selection?
Didn't have a polystyrene cap for the .001, so I just used a film cap.
It works, but very mis-biased. Do I treat the bias points like I would on a typical MKI? I know the circuit is tweaked a bit. Advice?
I get nice fuzz with my guitar volume cranked, but the decay is gated/overly spitty. When I turn the vol. on guitar down even a bit, it cuts out completely.
So Bias issue, yes? Or do I need to spend more time with transistor selection?
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@gmr1 try to play with q2 collector resistor. In those gutshoots of FZ673 I've seen values are 8k2, or 10k. No idea what voltage should be there, but my guess is around of -7v.This is basically mk1/zonk circuit. Fallow the rules for mk1/zonk then
@Hides-His-Eyes - i know matey, it's bargain!!! Just scored 20 sets last week
@Hides-His-Eyes - i know matey, it's bargain!!! Just scored 20 sets last week
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@Hides-His-Eyes in case you didn't catch the joke - I was jocking
I wonder how the hell he turns the typical cloth isolation into this sexy thing? This is no wax coating
I wonder how the hell he turns the typical cloth isolation into this sexy thing? This is no wax coating
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Jesus, I know DAM stuff looks well made and all but £1300 for a Fuzz pedal is beyond belief.
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Especially when you consider how good Sinnsers looks ...nice workLaceSensor wrote:Jesus, I know DAM stuff looks well made and all but £1300 for a Fuzz pedal is beyond belief.
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They really must be some of the most overpriced pedals on the market, but I should add of course the buyers are setting the price in this instance, so I dont blame D*A*M for this.
Some people really have more money than sense though, in my opinion (and this is coming from someone who has owned lots of cool pedals)
I appreciate that these are in low numbers, hand made, and with pukka parts, but the going rate is just ridiculous.
As mentioned, add the fact you can build one of these, workalike for probably £50 or less, near identical for double that (conservative estimates, not including time) it just doesnt make any sense to me.
Then again, I am not a fuzz afficionnado, and dont appreciate all the subtleties of these vintage fuzzes.
If I was ever going to spend £1300 on a pedal though it wouldnt be a simple fuzz with about 20 parts....
Some people really have more money than sense though, in my opinion (and this is coming from someone who has owned lots of cool pedals)
I appreciate that these are in low numbers, hand made, and with pukka parts, but the going rate is just ridiculous.
As mentioned, add the fact you can build one of these, workalike for probably £50 or less, near identical for double that (conservative estimates, not including time) it just doesnt make any sense to me.
Then again, I am not a fuzz afficionnado, and dont appreciate all the subtleties of these vintage fuzzes.
If I was ever going to spend £1300 on a pedal though it wouldnt be a simple fuzz with about 20 parts....
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I wish all the best to Dave A Main, he's a good bloke! And he knows the shit he's making, very knowledge fuzz addict! No bad vibes from me at all...
1000pF radial Suflex arrived. Fucking charming cap!!!
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1000pF radial Suflex arrived. Fucking charming cap!!!
I don't have the camera today, but soon I'll show you when I end up
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nothing against DAM himself or the products just some peoples sense of value seems skewed to me.
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I don't care about that ether I wish to be in the situation of non killing my balls bills, and life surprises. If this dont hurts my family, friends or myself why to bother??LaceSensor wrote:nothing against DAM himself or the products just some peoples sense of value seems skewed to me.