NoNameFlange. Finally!

[PMowdes2]

Looking good Juan.

[gordo]

I've got the single sided, Keefe etched, version that I really need to man-up and finish.  I've become very spoiled/lazy with board mounted pots and switches and this has neither....

[PMowdes2]

I just placed an order for these, gonna be a long wait for them to be fab'd

[midwayfair]

I was more interested in it working properly inside than making it pretty...

A true AlanP project, then.

I keed, I keed.

[selfdestroyer]

Came out great John.. but, it reminds me I have one populated that needs boxing.. ugh..

I need to get off my ass and start building again. lol

Cody

[diablochris6]

Looks great. I really enjoy mine but never got around to decorating or labelling the enclosure so I don't always remember what all the knobs do!

[juansolo]

Came out great John.. but, it reminds me I have one populated that needs boxing.. ugh..

I need to get off my ass and start building again. lol

Cody

These last few builds have been in the works for months, if not years! It's not good...

[LaceSensor]

I just placed an order for these, gonna be a long wait for them to be fab'd

Pretty mental looking board. Kudos.

[danielzink]

sub'd

[Govmnt_Lacky]

Hey John.

Epic build but I must ask... How is the Time Out jack working out for you? Every build that I have done demanded that the Sleeve of the Time Out jack had to be connected to the ground bar on the other jacks. If I just wired it like the schematic (and like you have it in your pic), I would always get a horrible oscillation from the Time Out. Of course, this was only in stereo mode as the Space Out/Mono jack combines the two effects.

Have you seen this with your build as well?

[juansolo]

The switched sleeve is connected to the common ground when it's not got a plug in there. When there is, it has it's own ground, the yellow wire on mine (I think using the transformer for isolation, guessing though, I'd have to look at the schematic). But if you read the manual to the original FWNN, there can be all sorts of problems with the general oddness of the whole thing with different setups. All I can say is that with what we tried it with, an MJW (Marshall 18W-a-like) and a Ampeg (Fender brownface deluxe I think...?) it was ok and behaved how we thought it should.

[Govmnt_Lacky]

The switched sleeve is connected to the common ground when it's not got a plug in there. When there is, it has it's own ground, the yellow wire on mine (I think using the transformer for isolation, guessing though, I'd have to look at the schematic). But if you read the manual to the original FWNN, there can be all sorts of problems with the general oddness of the whole thing with different setups. All I can say is that with what we tried it with, an MJW (Marshall 18W-a-like) and a Ampeg (Fender brownface deluxe I think...?) it was ok and behaved how we thought it should.

I just remember building mine and using them in stereo to 2 different amps and I would only get squeel out of the Time Out jack. I tried everything I could think of (swap amps, different instruments, different outlets for each amp, power conditioners, etc.) and with every build I would get the squeel from Time Out. Only thing that would get rid of it was to ground the Time Out jack Sleeve (along with it's respective wire.

[Betty Wont]

I just placed an order for these, gonna be a long wait for them to be fab'd

Nice!! I'm in!

[juansolo]

Wasn't happy with the decal so stripped it and re-decaled it. That wasn't fun, but much happier with it now.

[stringsthings]

Wasn't happy with the decal so stripped it and re-decaled it. That wasn't fun, but much happier with it now.

That looks real nice!

Those "?"s remind me of the riddler.