Getting into DIY pedal making

[Sporky_McGuffin]

I would say there was a darned good chance.

[Dave_Mc]

good call on sticking this. whether or not i ever get round to trying to build them is another thing, but if i do it's nice to know a lot of the info's in one easy-to-find place.

[clint1009]

Good call - and thanks again guys!

[juansolo]

Some awesome looking pedals on your own site there juansolo

Cheers fella.

I'm not addicted to making them. No, not at all. I could stop at any time...

[clint1009]

Cheers fella.

I'm not addicted to making them. No, not at all. I could stop at any time...

Looks like it!!

[juansolo]

I finished work today...had lunch...made an aquapuss clone...


But it's not a problem...


Edit: oh and made a DrBoogey board...and tested out a valve theory that, now we've proven it works, will find it's way into our next tube pedal..

Just say no people, it's not worth it!

[clint1009]

I can see it becoming a(nother) very expensive past-time

[juansolo]

I can see it becoming a(nother) very expensive past-time

Once you get to the stage we are (with a VAST pile of boxes and components), it's actually works out very cheap per pedal. It's taken us a couple of years to get here mind. As it stands it's fairly self sustaining. I make odd pedals for people and the cash goes into the component mountain so I can make more pedals, etc.

[Ewal]

As this is now pinned, it's worth mentioning http://www.tonepad.com/ - lots of pedal projects plus PCB's for sale.

[citizen68]

Once you get to the stage we are (with a VAST pile of boxes and components), it's actually works out very cheap per pedal. It's taken us a couple of years to get here mind. As it stands it's fairly self sustaining. I make odd pedals for people and the cash goes into the component mountain so I can make more pedals, etc.

Very tidy builds Juansolo & fantastic artwork - Do you still do the Klones?