Aion Electronics Halo Fuzz Руководство

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Halo Fuzz

Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi

Overview

Controls & Usage

The Big Muff is a thick distortion/fuzz pedal with a ton of sustain. The controls are as follows:

• Tone controls allow for EQ adjustments

• Mid / Presence control (optional) sets the frequency of the tone control

• Sustain controls the amount of distortion

• Volume sets the overall output

Modifications & Experimentation

The AMZ Mid / Presence control has been included as an optional modification. To preserve "symmetry" of

the control layout whether you use it or not, the Tone pot has two possible orientations: middle (for a 3-knob

triangular layout) or to the side (for a 4-knob square layout with the Mid control on the other side). To bypass

the midrange knob, jumper the pads marked MID BYP in the lower-right side of the PCB.

The diodes in both gain stages have extra pads in case you want to stack them. The middle two pads of each

diode are connected, so you can fit two in a row in a stand-up configuration. If you only use one diode in each

direction then just skip the two middle pads and solder it to the two outer pads as in the silkscreen.

Another option is the usage of a JFET gain recovery stage (as in the BJF Fire Red Fuzz) instead of the

standard bipolar transistor gain stage. I don't know how big of a difference this makes in the overall sound, but

it can be fun to play around with and can be added to any variant. To use this, include C101 and R101 and use

a JFET such as 2N5485 in Q4. Since JFETs normally have different pinouts than BJTs, an extra pad has been

provided to keep you from having to twist the legs. Assuming the pinout is D-S-G, just shift the whole thing

down so it's still facing the same direction as the silkscreen but offset by one pad.

BIG MUFF PI / HALO FUZZ

The Halo Fuzz project is a DIY version of the Big Muff Pi,

one of the most popular (and copied) fuzz pedals next to

the Fuzz Face. There are plenty of DIY Big Muff projects

already, but in order to justify its existence I've tried to

make mine the most flexible one out there.

I researched a lot of different BMP variants and created

a layout that can accommodate any of them, but the real

fun is in coming up with your own version. This circuit is

endlessly tweakable, so load up a PCB with sockets and

start experimenting!

I have included parts lists for a few of the more well-

known variants, but it's not exhaustive and there are

many other types of BMPs that can be built on this board

besides the ones listed.

Minor update, 10/2015: The pot positioning (and

resulting drill template) has been revised slightly to make

it consistent with most other Aion projects.

Halo Project Link