Great! It's on my top heavy Fuzz wishlist since some years. Proabably I'll build it next years! :D
Thank yuo very much, good idea those tags. I scrolled it quickly. Just pay attention: some layouts has "Unverified" in the description/text, but is tagged Verified.
Thanks for the layout! Built this using a type 1 dpdt and adapting the wiring. Sounds almost identical to my SF300, except this one hisses like a mofo on both Fuzz modes, but it is extremely quiet on Boost... Troubleshooting here we go :)
Well, it wasn't that hard actually... For Q2 and Q3 I had apparently installed a BC548C and BC546C. Ended up replacing all of the transistors with lower gain 2n3904 (not matched or anything but at least from same batch), and added a 100Ohm resistor between +9V and the board just for safety. I plugged it in and now it's perfectly quiet and peaceful, as every Hyperfuzz should be :) In the end I did not figure out if the problem was solved by matching Q2/Q3, overall use of lower gain transistors or the added resistor, but I don't really care
Excellent, glad you got it solved. Yes, stock Hyper Fuzz had really low gain transistors, I have no idea why PedalPCB specifies this one for BC549C? "Quiet and peaceful" Ha!
I see new tag for Verified and Unverified layouts. Cool thing!
ReplyDeleteIs this really Verified? I thought it wasn't early.
Thanks.
I built the rotary version a couple days ago and it works. Instant Electric Wizard tones. Didn't had any on/on/on switches on hand so...
DeleteYep, all layouts has Verified/unverified tags by now.
Great! It's on my top heavy Fuzz wishlist since some years. Proabably I'll build it next years! :D
DeleteThank yuo very much, good idea those tags.
I scrolled it quickly. Just pay attention: some layouts has "Unverified" in the description/text, but is tagged Verified.
Is this type 2 on on on switch
ReplyDeleteCouldn't get this fired up for some reason I used a type one switch..
ReplyDeleteI should have written in the notes that the switch is a Type 2 switch.
Deletehttps://www.pedalpcb.com/docs/HypedFuzz.pdf
Yeah still didn't help super gated and wierd..not sure if I wanna track down the problem on this one
ReplyDeleteThanks for the layout! Built this using a type 1 dpdt and adapting the wiring. Sounds almost identical to my SF300, except this one hisses like a mofo on both Fuzz modes, but it is extremely quiet on Boost... Troubleshooting here we go :)
ReplyDeleteWell, it wasn't that hard actually... For Q2 and Q3 I had apparently installed a BC548C and BC546C.
DeleteEnded up replacing all of the transistors with lower gain 2n3904 (not matched or anything but at least from same batch), and added a 100Ohm resistor between +9V and the board just for safety.
I plugged it in and now it's perfectly quiet and peaceful, as every Hyperfuzz should be :)
In the end I did not figure out if the problem was solved by matching Q2/Q3, overall use of lower gain transistors or the added resistor, but I don't really care
Excellent, glad you got it solved. Yes, stock Hyper Fuzz had really low gain transistors, I have no idea why PedalPCB specifies this one for BC549C?
Delete"Quiet and peaceful" Ha!