PARK: Fuzz Sound, Two Knob Version, tag board layout

Request for Phil - one tag board layout for the Park 2 knob fuzz sound.   I generally prefer to keep the links below the board, as it looks neater.  I don't mind linking two adjacent lugs on top, as you hardly notice it.

One suggestion for this.   The D*A*M Colosround Fuzz Sound has a few different values and an internal trimmer to fine-tune the fuzz.   They say that it's set at about 90% - so given that the pot is normally 100k, you could use a 10k resistor instead of a link under the board, or any value resistor of your choice. 

Check the MKIII component values table as a reference.  Stock values are listed below.

PARK TWO KNOB FUZZ - TAGBOARD LAYOUT

PARK: Fuzz Sound

Another Tone Bender MKIII / MKIV variant - is the Park Fuzz Sound.  I'd already done a P2P layout, so I thought I should also do a standard vero layout.  As maybe one other person and I have used the P2P layout...   

I guess the most obvious difference is the lack of Fuzz pot - apart from that, it has a larger coupling cap between the two stages, and that's about it really.  

PARK FUZZ SOUND - VERO LAYOUT

PARK: Fuzz Sound, Schematic

 

PARK: Fuzz Sound, 2 Knob Version, Point to Point Layout

The Park Fuzz Sound is a two knob Tone Bender MKIII - I guess they thought who turns the fuzz down anyway, and it will save money on knobs and pots.

PARK FUZZ SOUND - POINT TO POINT LAYOUT