Marshall - Supa Fuzz (196x) [gut shot picture thread]
- jalmonsalmon
- Solder Soldier
I like that pic
- Dirk_Hendrik
- Old Solderhand
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mictester wrote:The "correct" components? Three OC81Ds - I've got a whole boxful that cost me 10p each (no - you can't buy any!). A slack handful of carbon composition resistors? I've got loads of them, and used to buy them for 15p / 100!
mictester wrote: - in fact I'm giving one to an old friend - who had one stolen a little while ago - as a Christmas present! He's going to be very pleased when he finds out that it's "worth" thousands!
Still filled with the same old crap arent you?mictester wrote:Dammit. I'm going to have to go into the cellar to get the two GENUINE ones out and see how they're assembled.
This is totally original. The board, components, pots. I have one exactly the same. The copper and inside of these units are usually very clean and shiny so if you don't have any and are just shooting your dumb, worthless 'thoughts' out, hold it in and blow it out your fart hole because that's what it's worth.
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Nice first post, class on its own
- Electric Warrior
- Diode Debunker
Great entrance!
I built a Supa Fuzz Clone with OC75 with low HFE (Q1 60 / Q2 80 / Q3 100).
I put a 100k pot in there on the collector of Q2 and the 8.2k resistor on Q3. With a fresh battery I only get 6.5 V on the collector of Q3 with low voltage on Q2s collector. When I turn the pot down completely I get 8.5v on Q3 but then with 8v on Q2...
What am I doing wrong?
I put a 100k pot in there on the collector of Q2 and the 8.2k resistor on Q3. With a fresh battery I only get 6.5 V on the collector of Q3 with low voltage on Q2s collector. When I turn the pot down completely I get 8.5v on Q3 but then with 8v on Q2...
What am I doing wrong?
- Electric Warrior
- Diode Debunker
No idea what you did wrong, but it's not what the circuit behaves like when wired up correctly. Decreasing the size of Q2's collector resistor increaseses Q2's collector voltage and decreases Q3's.
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Hello everyone. I want to build a Supa Fuzz or Tone Bender.
There are only four different components, two resistors and two capacitors.
Has anyone built it and what transistors were used?
Thank you very much.
There are only four different components, two resistors and two capacitors.
Has anyone built it and what transistors were used?
Thank you very much.
- BMS1971
- Solder Soldier
If that helps, I used on the Marshall one MP41A, seams to do the job. Less difficult to bias than the MK Colorsound, but, to me more heat sensitivegabriel8763 wrote: ↑02 Jun 2022, 23:35 Hello everyone. I want to build a Supa Fuzz or Tone Bender.
There are only four different components, two resistors and two capacitors.
Has anyone built it and what transistors were used?
Thank you very much.
Anyone have measures of collector's bias voltage for Q2 and 3?
Ben
- The Rotagilla
- Diode Debunker
Does anyone know what font comes closest to the original one used for "Supa Fuzz"? Thanks!
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