That's up to you to work through, I can't help you. The books are several years old, there have probably been circuit revisions which make the "color by numbers" way I wrote them no longer work. I will not offer any support for the material, a lot of which is simplified, some of which is outright in error. If I'm making future competitors I guess that is what it is, but I'd rather address this than have to see it happen under my nose and not say something. A lot of great pedal builders start out this way. But I'm not making them public domain, I'm just sharing them to help you if it will help, because I do value FSB and the DIY scene.
Quote from: indyguitarist I understand that you guys want the information in the books, and I'm tentatively okay with you having access to it. He also gives technical support for us ground zero beginners and answered all his emails with all the questions I had for him, within a day or two!
If you are a beginner check them out because you won't be disappointed. So, I accidentially found Brian Wampler's books. And to make sure you and others that hear it pay attention! My pedal worked the first time I plugged it in! I searched the internet after I had visited this sight and other forums to see if there was a book or books out there that covered the topic of step by step stompbox building and only stompbox building specifically, and I came up empty handed. The book I built my stompbox from is titled, "How To build Your Own Effect Pedals - A Step By Step Guide" and the other is titled, "How To Modify Guitar Pedals.To Get Great Tone!" Both are in easy to understand everyday language and give you enough information to give you a basic understanding of the components, the tools you need, where to get the parts for your project, where to place and solder the components on the board and how to put it all together to make your first stompbox. They are by Brian Wampler at - a great guy and supporter of this sight and others. I am new to the DIY stompbox building world and have been fortunate enough to run across two great books that I found extremely helpful to get me started in this stompbox addicting world.
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