I figured since I sponge knowledge from this place and don't have nearly as much to offer in the circuit analysis department, I'd throw some gut shots up of this seemingly rare fuzz. There is a piece of cardboard attached to the opposite side of the PCB, so I'll have to get around to pulling that off for more pics.
Both transistors are 2N3904.
The large cap is a 2.2 uF and the disc cap is .1nF.
The resistors from the pots are each 18 ohms.
The CLR on the LED is 1K.
Let's see - 2 silicon NPN transistors and 'FF' on the solder mask, it wouldn't be based on a silicon Fuzz Face by any chance would it?
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deltafred wrote:Let's see - 2 silicon NPN transistors and 'FF' on the solder mask, it wouldn't be based on a silicon Fuzz Face by any chance would it?
They don't even try to pretend otherwise. From the website:
the thermal detonator is an oscillating fuzz pedal. the circuit itself is a fuzz face clone with silicon transistors. but we’ve added a couple features that give you many more options to create diverse sounds. this pedal is capable of effects similar to the zvex “fuzz factory” and the devi ever/effector 13 “truly beautiful disaster” (although the circuits are a bit different).
Hi,
you can see the value printed on the other side of the pots, but you'll have to remove the knobs to unscrew the pots.
Like this 250K Lin potentiometer:
turdadactyl wrote:Anybody know if the code printed on the backs of the pots are actual values?
Vol = 8G1
Bias = 0N1
Fuzz = 8A4
Sag = 0N1
OSC = ?
Hi,
could you please measure the values of the potentiometer with an ohmmeter in two positions,
at right stop and at the middle.
The ratio of both measured position values gives the curves typ.