Did I overlook the source for Liquid Drive PCB's on the main site? I plan to build at least a couple of these. One to use as a benchmark and a second for a tweaker. I plan to perboard unit but I want to do a PCB version as well. Should I use Olimex for a PCB source? Do I want double sided or single sided PCB's? I've got 6 diff opamps to try individually and stacked. I'm expecting to end up with a really great, personally taylored pedal for clean boosts to some sweet TS like overdrive with a bit of Fuzz. This will be my first real diy build after getting warmed up on a LM386 headphone amp project.
Thank you for the great Fuzz Central site. BTW, you've got me seriously gasin' for the Skrambler and the Axis Face MKII. Thanks.
-- Edited by Not In Texas at 16:48, 2006-03-21
ps. I just found a review of the LD over at the diystompbox forum...I believe that I'm gonna love it. I'm not gonna need to experiment with the opamps because Phillip has already experimented for me...and figured out the right combination.
rlbjr65 wrote: At the bottom of the liquid drive page there is a link to Tonepad. It's the same board as the MXR Microamp or MXR Distortion +.
Isn't the tonepad pcb only for the OP134PA version? I want to make the OPA2134PA version. Thanks.
Also, Phillip, I didn't make a note like I should have, but you posted where the guy from the AMZ site suggested some resistor changes. Now, I can't find that post again on Aron's stompbox site. Does the current schematic on the Fuzz Central site include those suugestion?
