STEP 4:
4.
Mount the potentiometers and toggle
in the enclosure (some potentiometers
have little metal tabs on the side, just
snap them off with pliers). Solder the
ground wire to the input jack sleeve lug.
Solder the 9v wire to the positive lugs
on the DC jack (I thread the wire through
BOTH lugs). Solder the board input wire
and board output wire (from Level 3)
to the switch. Solder the LED’s positive
leg to the wire from the board, and the
negative leg to lug 1 of the footswitch, if
you didn’t follow my instructions earlier.
STEP 5:
5.
Wire the input and output jacks’ tip
lugs to the footswitch as shown in the
diagram.
STEP 6:
6.
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TONE TALK //
Enjoy the fruits of your labor! You’ll find
the Filter control is extremely sensitive,
and you may choose to leave it all the
way down most of the time. Here’s a clip
of Andy playing the ESR Graphic Fuzz,
using a Les Paul into a DRRi. As you can
tell, this thing is mean as hell.
Happy soldering!
Earth’s Bounty: Build your very own Earth Sound Research Graphic Fuzz