This black color PCB is a recreation of the iss. 1 circuit board found in classic Fuzz Face pedals. When drawing the layout, multiple originals were closely referenced to ensure a proper match and fit. The copper traces are gold plated providing protection from corrosion indefinitely. This classic board fits the mounting holes on both original and reproduction Fuzz Face enclosures.
This natural color PCB is a recreation of the iss. 1 circuit board found in classic Fuzz Face pedals. When drawing the layout, multiple originals were closely referenced to ensure a proper match and fit. The copper traces are gold plated providing protection from corrosion indefinitely. This classic board fits the mounting holes on both original and reproduction Fuzz Face enclosures.
Iss. 1 fuzz PCB made with a phenolic substrate for an even closer match to the vintage production boards. This PCB is a recreation of the iss. 1 circuit board found in classic Fuzz Face pedals.
Iss. 2 fuzz PCB made with a phenolic substrate for an even closer match to the vintage production boards. This PCB is a recreation of the iss. 2 circuit board found in classic Fuzz Face pedals.
This board is a recreation of the circuit board found in the Hornby Skewes ‘Treble Booster’ pedal. The board is styled after a version of the silicon Treble Booster but can be used for the germanium version as well.
FZ-1 fuzz circuit board made with a phenolic substrate for an even closer match to the vintage production boards. Phenolic boards are found in many vintage electronics before the use of fiberglass became common. This board is a recreation of the circuit board found in Maestro FZ-1 pedals. The board is styled after the original version that can also be found in early serial Maestro FZ-1A pedals.
Eyelet-Rite fuzz circuit board made with a phenolic substrate for an even closer match to the vintage production boards. Phenolic boards are found in many vintage electronics before the use of fiberglass became common. This board is a recreation of the circuit board found in the germanium Mosrite Fuzzrite pedals. The board is styled after the point to point version that used eyelets.
This board is a recreation of the circuit board found in the Shatterbox pedal. The board is styled after the later version with a printed circuit rather than a stripboard construction. This is the same board that was used in the 'split board' version which can be built by cutting the board down the middle to separate the fuzz section from the treble booster section.
Black Stripboard featuring a 0.15 inch (0,381 mm) vintage spacing. This spacing is great for vintage-style builds and more easily accommodates axial capacitors and other larger sized vintage parts like resistors and transistors. The board has a 20x10 grid (10 strips) and easily fits into 1590BB style enclosures and larger vintage-style fuzz enclosures,
Natural Stripboard featuring a 0.15 inch (0,381 mm) vintage spacing. This spacing is great for vintage-style builds and more easily accommodates axial capacitors and other larger sized vintage parts like resistors and transistors. The board has a 20x10 grid (10 strips) and easily fits into 1590BB style enclosures and larger vintage-style fuzz enclosures,
This board is a recreation of the circuit board found in the SupaFuzz pedal. The board is styled after the first version that Marshall produced which featured a printed circuit rather than a stripboard construction.
MKIII & MKIV fuzz circuit board made with a phenolic substrate for an even closer match to the vintage production boards. This board is a recreation of the circuit board found in Vox Tone Bender MKIII pedals. The board is styled after the non-reverse version that can also be found in the Park Fuzz Sound, Rotosound Fuzz, and the MKIV Tone Bender.
This board is a recreation of the circuit board found in the V828 Vox Tone Bender pedals. The board is styled after the Italian made version which was also sold as the Jen Fuzz.
This board is a recreation of the circuit board found in the Zonk II pedal. The board is styled after the version that featured silicon transistors and a printed circuit rather than a stripboard construction. It is actually a cut down version of the Shatterbox PCB using only the fuzz side of that pedal.
This board is a recreation of the circuit board found in the Zonk Machine pedal. The board is styled after the early version that featured a printed circuit rather than a stripboard construction.
Stripboard with strips every 5,08mm. Board thickness 1,5mm. Hole spacing 2,54mm, hole size 1,0mm. 20 rows of holes with copper, 19 rows of holes without copper. Size: 50x100mm.
Stripboard with strips every 5,08mm. Board thickness 1,5mm. Hole spacing 2,54mm, hole size 1,0mm. 20 rows of holes with copper, 19 rows of holes without copper. Size: 160x100mm.
Epoxy board with copper plating (35um). Board thickness 1,5mm Size: 120x80mm. Can be used with Positive spray (SKU20765) to manufacture circuit boards.
Epoxy board with copper plating (35um). Board thickness 1,5mm. Size: 160x100mm. Can be used with Positive spray (SKU20765) to manufacture circuit boards.
General purpose board, thickness 1,5mm. Hole spacing 2,54mm, hole size 1,0mm. Pad-per-hole pattern. Four mounting holes. Size: Pre-cut to fit a 1590BB enclosure.
Prototyping circuit board that has a general purpose pad-per-hole pattern making it great for general purpose analog and digital use. It is a double-sided board with plated holes, which allows components to be easily soldered to either side of the board. A square pad is provided every 5th hole, which makes it easy to align components on the top and bottom of the board.
Size: 94 x 182 mm. The multiboard allows quick and easy construction using individual parts and prototypes. The soldered side is divided into many copper areas. Each area is measuring approx. 10 * 10 mm. The components are attached directly onto the solder side and the connection wires are soldered to the copper surface.