Just finished a Handwired, drilled, painted Jokerface series pedal!

This one took a while, but I finally got to it!  It is an original style Silicon Fuzzface following the schematic pretty much to a T!  The resistors are metal film and the capacitors are high gradio and for audio.  I got most of the parts online from sites like Mammoth Electronics.  I handwired everything and had a lot of fun getting all the parts to fit on this little circuit board too!  Overall it sounds clean and can go from a really transparent overdrive to a super gnarly distortion due to its semi high gain bc108 transistors!

Hey all, fyi I got a lot of new repairs, mods, and customs to post about here soon!

Its been a while, but since school has been out for summer I finally got some time and have been building a pedal, modding a couple things, and rebuilding guitars! Plz stay posted for progress!

Repaired an Old Squier 15 Watt mini blues amp!

The board had been Cracked on mounted Input Jacks!

A real vintage look for a formerly cheap lil amp.

I replaced the volume pot and also knob with a small Chickenhead knob!

I got my Dad to fit an old Woodcut I did in Art for missing backing!

    My friend gave me this amp that he had lying around that he said didn't make a sound.  Later, I disassembled it and found it had a damaged volume pot, but that wasn't the problem.  After replacing it with one of Mammoth Electronic's odd oversized pots I realized something was still wrong as there was no sound still.  It all looked good until I took the board out and flipped it upside down.  This time I cleaned the dusty old board well with an old toothbrush and rubbing alcohol.  Now that I could see the board better I noticed a crack on the board severing the connections coming from the inputs jacks.  So I used an exacto blade to scrape and expose the the cut copper path coming from jacks and soldered a bridge across using the legs of unused resistors I had. This solved the issue and now the amp works great.  It has some very interesting eq's and works as a good monitor in my tight apt area and with my my strat.  I read later that I can sheild those same two inputs better from the back to eliminate interference as well!

Guitar Parts for my Punk/Metal Custom Guitar!

I kmow what you are thinking!  Why use an old crusty used squire body thats looks like its made of plywood!  My theory is, 1 its solid, 2 its gana be a dual humbucker hard driven baby with the overdrive and distortion, and 3 to show you how electronics can really do the job when done properly to build your tone for a loud driven amp!
To be continued!

Yamaha G100 - 212ii on going repair job. Vintage `81 Solid State Guitar Amp

My Friend Jorge's Old Amp - Known for its New Order era bright sound!

Power Section that I am changing caps on in yellow board.

Old Leaky Smelly Ass Power Filter Caps!

Newly Installed Power Filter Caps, now much smaller than old production.

A great Ibanez custom guitar I am checking out for a friend!

LUis's Guitar

My friend from work Luis gave me this guitar with 2 broken tuners this summer.  It was aweful to try to tune it with plyers.  When I looked it up online I noticed it didn't seem to be pretty standard tuners.  They were cheap ones and cost 25 bucks just for one.  Fortunately, my guitar guy had a bunch of old japanese steel string tuners that I could take parts from.  This guitar is a classical so I just needed to attatch the classical posts and wheels to the steel string vintage tuners.  These were nice!  They are way more nostalgic looking and only needed a lil 3 in 1 oil and some tuning experience.  They look much better and I noticed the cheap Ibanez were converted into all these little pieces that were unnecessary crap!  Now I love Classical guitars too.  My friend didn't have the dough for the repair yet so I have been playing it in my apartment and in bed watching tv too.  The thin belly of these type of acoustic make it really cozy!  I even wrote a cool song that I performed one late night at a jam!