Musical Audio Repair, Restoration and Modifications
Just to let everyone know I’m still working on getting the page name changed to Seawolf Audio. It’s taking me a while since I’ve been so busy. Check out Anthony Esposito’s Obscenic Arts studio. I’ve been working there part time
Finished wiring the fuzz up last night. I need to make some changes to the tone section of the circuit, smooth out the volume pot but it’s already an animal. I’m not one to pat my own back but it’s
The circuit board for the Aries Fuzz is all wired up and just put the last clear coat on the enclosure. Now all that’s left is the offboard wiring. I was hoping to have it done by now, but I’ve
I’ll have a lot more to post soon, been busy the last couple months and haven’t provided any updates for a while. I just applied the water slide decal on this enclosure for one of the custom pedals I’m building
Just got a batch of germanium transistors in the mail, ordered directly from Russia. Leftovers from the Soviet military. Germanium transistors are getting harder to find and they’re pretty obsolete for most applications but have excellent properties to make a
Public service announcement for guitarists: Make sure you use the correct power supply for your pedals. Somebody used the incorrect power supply on this Boss DS-1. The protection diode completely blew out, got hot enough to melt the solder, and
Here are my next 3 projects. First picture is a vintage MXR DynaComp compressor pedal that appears to have been found in deep in the hull of that ancient Viking ship that was recently discovered in Norway. It’s truly a