Hey buddy, where did you get your transistors?

that is a legendary instrument u made

It sounds excellent,and looks like tank....lol

Brilliant!!

I know this video is old, but what does the mode toggle do? I mean I can hear that it sends it over the top but what's going on?

Hey man, I work for Dish and I’m actually at Frank’s house at the moment, he says the bands name is “ Los Caballeros “

Great video indeed, I bought te same amp two months ago and didn't have any idea about how to activate the effects, is the footswitch the only way to activate the effects? If so, then could please share the schematic drawing, I have no knowledge about electronics so I could send it to a professional to build it for me.

Buen video! Yo tengo ese amp🤘🏿

A quick question about the diagram. Where does the 200k Linear pot go? Does it replace the stock A100k pot?

Very nicely done video!

been wondering, does anyone know if the sk-5 suffers from the same 'dc thump' issue that i find the sk-1 has?

this is really cool, what does the knob on the side of the unit do?

I have the original manual that came with my Hundred 212 (G100) combo amp, and it shows all the other amps in this series as well. Unfortunately it doesn't show or give any information about a factory footswitch. You did a great job on that switch and the added jack on the amp. I'd love to find something that nice. These amps are slept on. I haven't found anything close for tone and power under $700. I got mine for $149 last month, and it's with me for life. The reverb is so cavernous and classic, its hard to believe this isn't a tube amp. I love this amp!

Great work :)

This is so fuckin clean. Where did you find the tiny switch panel?

Great vid! I am in the same point with the footswitch here. Are the switches momentary or latching type by any chance?

U know i jave one of these sampleing keyberdz

This is such a great mod! I want to build it but the link to the photobucket isn’t working. Can you post an updated link please??

not my kind of fuzz

Do you have any schemes of this circuit? Would you share?

Cool!! I have an V2 (1978?) it has a B!G low end throb, like a uniVibe! It’s very special. The bypass sucks tone like there’s no tomorrow but I’m planning on getting it mod... I just need to find someone in Spain or Europe who knows what they’re doing.

Just won a bid of $50 for this one. Man i am really impressed and cant wait. love old asian amps.

Hi, I have the same v1, can you explain the volume mod? Thanks

Hey man, do you know how much the amp and cab weight? Thanks

Love this! Good job. I have a '76 but how did you mod it to match volume?

Great modifications! Could you upload the schematic somewhere else please? Photobucket sucks these days...

Thank You my friend for the video. An under-rated amp? for sure! I picked 1 up about 8 months ago. Any way you could hook me up with a schematic drawing of your foot switches cause like you I can find very little on this amp

I DONT THIKN YOUR SUPPOSE TO USE ONE OF THOSE GOLD 1/8 INCH TO 1/4 CONVERTERS AND A CABLE THAT IS NOT A REAL GUITAR CABLE, THEY HAVE THE WRONG IMPEDANCE IF THATS WHAT IT IS WHICH IT LOOKS TO BE

DIP switch bend is cool... small and effective... but the SK-1 gets deep with a potentiometer or two.

Get down Frank!!! Hope he and his wife are doing well.

That's why they're called business socks. It's business time.

Got the same amp last week in mint condition. The cleans are amazing but lots of troubles with my fuzz/muff pedals. Fun to fix that. Thanks for the EQ tips and great what y did with the switches :D

Magic sock!

nice

What model photocell was used?

I would definitely buy one from you. Also check out Dreamweapon electro retro Spacemen 3 pedal. . My email address is [email protected] I would most definitely follow through. I already have a Vox Repeat Percussion pedal but I'd like to house it in my other favorite effects.

would you be willing to put up the exact schematic you used? i love the way you made this sound and would love to try to recreate it

Super-Cool! Want one, but have a couple of questions: - Is this the standard BYOC housing? - If yes, was it difficult to get the additional jack in (space-wise)? - Did you do any other mods except for s1169.photobucket.com/user/shorty65mustang/media/BYOCEnvelopeFilterMods.png.html? - What is the side switch for? Questions, questions, questions!!!

Awesome! Doc chicken time y'all!

Awesome! Doc chicken time y'all!

this is god in form of instrument.... such a shame that it's been sold already :(

Did you make any of these to sell? This is an amazing pedal.

Nice work dude. You must really know your stuff, sounds like a complicated build.

Bloody brilliant idea with the photocell! I have a BYOC EF/FW and I love it. Yours is tops.

Posted a diagram I made so anyone could try these mods!

Thank man, Yes it the guitar>fuzz>tremolo>then amp. If I remember correctly I used silicon just one NPN and PNP low gain transistors. It just seems to be the nature of this fuzz circuit. It played and sounded like what I'd imagine a vintage germanium 60's fuzz would. Hard? Maybe, the size of this circuit was fairly small. Ha, soldering quickly becomes tedious Experimentation is key! Play with component values to change the sound to your liking, this pedal is the result of just that.

VERY VERY NICE! I like the way the fuzz (germanium right?) is tremolized. It is not easy ....do you agree?

No not at all! All it took was the extra hardware such as the light dependent resistor, a DPDT switch, and a 1/4'' switched stereo jack. I'll make a diagram soon and post a link.

Sound fantastic man, was it hard to build or mod?

Hello, I can't quite read what you wrote, sorry! I like the sound too, made the pedal much more enjoyable, were you asking how to perform the modification?