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Thanks, but it doesn't seem to be that version either. The board is a rectangle with the two bottom corners cut off, a circular marking for the inductor at lower right and the two mystery trims are located on the right side of the board with three pads above marked BO, BIN and ALT?, a gain trim is top left (assuming thats the emitter resistor of Q1?).

Whilst having a sort through the storage drawers in the shed, I found a forgotten envelope with a couple of PCB's inside. One of which is a Weener Wah II board. It has space for two trim pots, one marked T1, the other 'Volume'. Looking at the schematic/BOM for the current Weener board there are no trims on it. I've had a search around but can't find a previous schematic so if anyone can help with the values, that would be great, Cheers.

Now that's an achievement, complex build, tricky with vero, well done.

That is a beautiful pedal, love it.

That is really nice, very tidy build and graphics. I have a Voodoo Vibe and the Tremolo on it is low volume, that's the way they are. I don't mind as I mostly use mine for the chorus function anyway, yours looks about half the size too.

That's beautiful, would love to build one of those.

Classy.

Looks good, nice ideas on the switching, something different.

Well done, that looks terrific!

I quite often make my own layout for a vero for just that reason. I'm not that concerned with space saving, so do the layout in a linear fashion more or less like the circuit schematic is drawn.

Two very handsome builds, that green is beautiful.

Not as compressed, still has the same BM tone stack, quite nice for guitar, don't have a bass to try it with though.

Clone of the Colorsound Bass Fuzz, a cut down Big Muff type circuit.





Stock these are just over unity, volume wise, so I added the usual BM tone-stack recovery stage via a toggle switch so you can have stock sound, or louder stock sound. These are fine for guitar too, the coupling caps are 220nf so not too flubby.

My usual alcohol inks and stamping finish.

Love that paint-job, looks like a polished pebble, excellent.

Thats epic! well done.