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Summary of Contents for Lithium Grim Divine Fuzz
- Page 1 Divine Fuzz Building instructions V1.0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Components ............................3 General guideline for components ......................4 General building tips ..........................4 Modifications ............................4 Off board wiring ............................. 5 Biasing ..............................6 Troubleshooting ............................. 6 Schematic ............................... 7 Fuzz effects are known to be more sensitive to other effects in the effects chain than most other effects. -
Page 3: Components
Components Part Value Comment Part Value Comment 180R 100n 470R 100K 100n Ceramic R10 100K SW1 DPDT Wrath (footswitch) 100u SW2 SPST Treble boost 1N4001 SW3 SPST Gain boost BC109B Socket VR1 A25k Sputter (log) BC109C Socket VR2 B1M Wrath (linear) VR3 A100K Fuzz (log) 100R VR4 A100K Volume (log) -
Page 4: General Guideline For Components
General guideline for components Capacitors: All values under 1nF should be ceramic disks. From 1nF up to 1uF should be MKT (foil/metalfilm capacitors) and over 1uF use electrolyte caps (or tantalum) 16V+ rated and watch out for polarity! Resistors: use 1% metalfilm for the best results. -
Page 5: Off Board Wiring
Off board wiring Anode (long leg) Cathode (short leg) R led Sleeve Input Jack R led Ring Ring Output Jack Footswitch Blue = pin 1 White = pin 2 Yellow = pin 3 NB. If you do not want to use the D1 diode than remember to short it by soldering a lead instead. NB 2. -
Page 6: Biasing
Biasing This layout requires high grade potmeters, capacitators and trimpot to work as expected. The trimpot is used to bias the transistors Q1 and Q2. Start in the middle position and experiment which setting suits your tonal taste best. Also test it with Wrath on and off. If you only get squealing then adjust the trimpot. -
Page 7: Schematic
Schematic...