FuzzPup Pink Plexi
This is part of our FuzzPup range of circuits designed for 1590A builds. Please read the general build doc available here and ensure you're happy with what's involved. They're not especially difficult, but working in a confined space can be fiddly. Take heed.
Of course there's nothing stopping you using these PCBs for 'standard' builds. They're Direct Connect compatible.
Clone of a famous purple Marshall-in-a-Box pedal. Dial up some crazy high-gain crank in a very small package.
Volume control does what it says, Frequency offers a good range of filtering to tune the tone just-so. The Gain control seems a bit of an afterthought on the original, but we've swapped out the linear pot for a reverse log which gives much better control. This is pretty full-on no matter where the gain is set though.
Warning - this is not a quiet circuit. Some noise may be present if playing gently or with the guitar volume wound back. 'Tis the nature of the beast. Who's going to play this quietly though? This is hard-rock/metal through and through.
It's a tight squeeze with three pots in there, but we've taken some of the hard work out of it for you. An optional daughterboard mounts the three pots straight to a PCB. We recommend individual wires rather than a ribbon as shown in the images.
If you want the PCB without parts there's a link for that at the bottom of the page.
Partial kit: PCB, all board-mounted components, pots.
Full kit: As above, plus footswitch and appropriate daughterboard/components for your selected bypass type (see Downloads section for details of those), jack sockets, DC socket, battery snap, hook-up wire, LED.
Enclosure (pre-drilled) is available as an option with full kits, and will not take a battery. Knobs are not included.
Builds are only available with full kits including enclosures. Please choose appropriate knobs.
Supplied with 9mm pots (round shaft)
Inspired by: Purple Plexi
Difficulty: Hard / Fiddly
PCB size: 25 x 45mm
Knobs required: 3
Enclosure: 1590A
Direct-Connect compatible (6-way)
Download the INSTRUCTION PDF
Please also read this general guide to FuzzPup builds.
Note: image with circuit board in the enclosure is to illustrate the way this kit connects.