Transistors Fuzz Face
Transistors Fuzz Face
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![]() GERMANIUM DIODE x 2 1N192 Fuzz Pedal Vintage 1960s US $.99
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![]() NPN Germanium Transistors NOS from former Soviet Union six 6 units US $20.00
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![]() GROWN JUNCTION TRANSISTOR 2N1149 VINTAGE HEATSINK US $3.99
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![]() GROWN JUNCTION TRANSISTOR 2N1154 VINTAGE HEATSINK US $3.99
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![]() 2 x PHILCO 2N393 vintage germanium transistors TO 24 “Bullet” US $5.00
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![]() 13 x 2N1307 germanium transistors Gold plated leads for Fuzz Face US $30.00
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![]() Matched quad ASY27 2N1305 germanium transistors Fuzz face US $9.99
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![]() 4 x Mullard GET872 germanium PNP transistors sub for OC44 Fuzz Face US $15.00
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![]() 4 vintage Mullard OC77 germanium PNP transistors British made US $15.00
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![]() 2 x Philips AC126 germanium transistors TO 1 Fuzz US $6.00
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![]() 13 x Texas Instruments germanium NPN transistors Fuzz TO 5 2N1308 ASY29 TI US $24.00
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![]() 2 x SFT308 germanium transistors Fuzz Face OC44 sub US $6.00
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![]() 4 x AC125 germanium transistors Fuzz US $8.00
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What are some ways to troubleshoot a fuzz face guitar pedal?
I built a fuzz face guitar pedal earlier by scratch. I followed all directions, and have all pieces needed (ex. resistors, transistors, capacitors, etc.) but when put together, the sound doesn't go through. It just comes out all crunchy and at half the volume it should. All potentiometers are set correctly, and everything is in place like my schematics showed. What can I do to achieve a fuzz sound?
make sure the solder connections are good and that the pots aren't grounding out to the case.
March 8th, 2010 in
Vintage Stereo Equipment | tags: audio, diy, fuzz, germanium, germanium transistors fuzz face, list, transistors fuzz face


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