DIY Guitar Projects

A PT2399 work-alike of the classic Binson Echorec

A pedalboard-friendly ducking reverb using a brick

Stereo triple tracker with effects loops

A through zero flanger that has a wide range of possibilities

A PT2399-based workalike of the classic tape echo

Tremolo and Vibrato with synchronized LFO

A true stereo PT2399 reverb

A stereo ping pong delay with optional independent controls

An easy DIY double tracker

A 5-loop, MIDI-controlled loop switcher

A true Marshall preamp in a box

A digital kill switch controller with patterns

A necessity so that you can "rock it before you box it"

JFET adaptation of a classic bass preamp

Flexible Dimension/Dual chorus that will take you back

True analog spring reverb with tails. It's bound to suck you in!

A PT2399-based tri-chorus pedal. You know you want one!

A modernized vibe pedal with two LED's, digital LFO, and more

Harmonic Phaser? Yep. Dimension Phaser? Also yes.

A PT2399-based workalike of the inimitable oil can delay

A PT2399 delay with optical compression

A chorus/vibrato that was never meant to be

A low parts count sort-of-reverb-thing

Turn any distortion box into a foldback distortion machine (coming soon)

A dirty boost that is a real kick in the pants!

A greatly improved, LM386-based sustainer circuit

You know, that thing you've always wanted!

Arduino Nano-based programmer for ATTiny MCU's

A Brick-less, FV-1 free reverb that actually sounds like reverb

Dual delay and reverb workstation

A pedalboard-friendly reverb to give a little extra space

An all-analog, ducking spring reverb

A digitally-controlled, tap tempo analog kick drum for jamming

A dual-channel LM386-based preamp with full tone stack

A delay using ES56033 with extended delay time

Resonant/Formant filter with multiple control modes

A simple-as-can-be, low parts count double tracker

A digitally-controlled, analog sample/hold effect

A simple volume helper

Instructions for winding a driver that will really work

ATTiny-based LFO generation with tap tempo and more

A tutorial on how to get set up and programming MCU's