Two versions of early Foxey Lady.
Big thanks to Ron of Ronsound for cap value verification in Grey Foxey…
Early Grey Foxey Lady.pdf
Later Silver Foxey Lady.pdf
[0.1″ pitch Perf] Seamoon (Anderton) Fresh Fuzz
Another early 70′ fuzz unit.
One of the first ones that uses Op-Amp instead of transistors.
Just perforated board for now…
More info you can view at FSB.org
[0.1″ pitch Perf] Montarbo Sinfhoton
Another cool fuzz, it’s kind of stripped down Big Muff.
Small circuit with big tone.
Components layout is similar to the one in real unit, vero comes next
[0.1″ pitch Perf] Wind Machine
[0.15″ pitch Vero] LRE Fuzz Sound
[0.15″ pitch Vero] Wilsic Sound – Wah Wah
Wilsic Sound Wah Wah is none-inductor based circuit I know nothing about! 😀 Project file was issued as a kit in Radio Constructor Magazine somewhere in 70’s
Here’s what Effectdatabase.com says about the Wilsic Sound brand:
“Wilsic Sound was the brand name used by Wilsic Electronics, Doncaster, England. From 1972 until 1977 they made the Miles Platting series of amplifiers for JHS. The company disappeared after the owner died prematurely in 1977″
Please note that originally it’s silicon PNP (positive ground) circuit. Original draw, and two modified for NPN (with matched to original layout with BC183L transistor in mind), and my take for BC108/109 (typical CBE pin-out) or similar was provided.
Know more? Let me know (turretboard [at] gmail [dot] com)
FSB.org Discussion can be found here
Project files:
– Matched to the real one [PNP] – vero layout
– NPN version. BC183L have the same pin-out and orientation just like  PNP transistors in original unit
– C-B-E transistor lineup. My take. NPN’ed
For electrolytics I recommend low voltage BC electronics. The axial ones 40-63v look nice mounted vertically, and are not much longer than 1/2w CC’s. Your choice really, just a suggestion.