Military series was marked with ♦(not red -- just a contour). Was called "military acceptance". There also were some series that weren't be in the mass distribution: МП11, МП14 for example. But that rhomb sign is mandatory for any electronics for the army. Those accepted parts though was used in civil too.

It is a cold & rainy morning, I've got the coffee going and this epic video playing, and you kept my interest the whole dad-blamed way, I even learned many things that I did not know. Thank you, Mr. Clementine!

sounds terrific. I've got nothing else to do but work, so I listened to the whole thing.

Holy shit dude. Your videos are amazing, the intro spine had me snorting with laughter. This is quality content.

I love my Joyo OD. Glad to see someone else using one.

this is an epic project man, fuzz and boost go together like pb and j

Absolutely loving this type of content man! You're definitely inspiring me to do some circuit breadboarding

Man, this was a blast to watch, thanks for sharing :)

Thanks' for posting this informative and hilarious video on creating a good fuzz/distortion pedal!

If you want even MORE balls out of it, move the output cap to the c / b10k junction instead. That will give a substantial volume boost that will be independent of the bias pot settings. Did it on the schizoid face and skydog fuzzes, you can even use a fs to toggle between them for a " lead boost".

I recommend building a simple jig for pots and solder wires to them to connect to the bread. Super comfy to tweak sound. I just took a beer box, cut holes for pots and put the breadboard inside the box and I have a setup that won't disconnect and make funny while I test stuff.

i have been looking at rangemaster stuff . about to start building some . i have three pcbs . two from tayda , and one from general gutiar gadgets someone gave me these ! so the ggg one i will use with a 9 volt battery internal to solve the charge pump issue . then i was looking at input cap selector ideas , i considered using a rotary switch as i have a bunch of those from pull outs of computer switch boxs . i think i am boing to try a cap blend .with a pot . settling on 4500pf - 47nf - i have to see . i see the dam red rooster has 4700pf to a 2.2uf , and another guy had a 1uf ... i am gonna make a silicon transistor version and a germanium . amp "buildin" is by FAR my favorite things . i mean i try to not say build , i prefer hack or slap together because i try to keep it real , especially when i am typically using a chinesium class d amp board ... but yeah i came back to this video for reference today .and to see me again on the BIG SCREEN ! ty :)

the old flying saucer germaniums hey. nice little build there mate! sounds good doesnt she..

Bro when converting pnp to npn, you gotta flip the electros and any diodes polarities as well as the power supply. You CAN run pnp's in an npn circuit, sometimes, if the transistor is buffered by caps at all points, the q won't care, as jack orman pointed out on amz years ago... but it often will become unstable when you turn your gtr down or off, where it sounds like either tunable oscillation or detuned radio static crossed with mating water buffallo. Dude, digging this vid...peace

I like playing around making simple onboard pedal effects, this vid was great to inspire me with a few new ideas.

This is the best guitar content I've seen in ages! Love it. That fuzz circuit you showed in the beginning of the video was nasty as hell too. Need to put that together myself.

i got a guy who goes by CMC effects to build me a rangemaster with a knob that sweeps the lower cutoff frequency of the boost. it's my favorite pedal. i can use it to make any amp sound like any other amp. i can get the low end on my jcm800 so fat it sounds like an orange. i can get my champ to sound like its my jcm800 (or an orange) obviously i'm talking about getting the lows and mids positioned in terms of coping another amps sound with the rangemaster, because you're still stuck with the gain structure of the rangemaster and the amp you have and there will always be that germanium color to a germanium pedal like that, but it's still fucking mindblowing. it's like having an EQ pedal, massive DB boost, and something that makes cool germanium textures all in one box. get one while you can still get ahold of germaniums. i also got a tonebender mkii from that guy, that thing rips. it's like a fuzz face but more crazy. lots of gain and low end.

Awesome video and awesome pedal! Just what i am looking for

Once it took me days to troubleshoot a board just like that only to find out one of the solder joints wasnt joint at all it had a cave under it!

Well I finally subscribed. I love your approach to all this stuff and appreciate that you are clear about the fact that the only way to do something cool is to try a bunch of stuff and see what happens.

I love it plain spoken and simple.

This was an amazing video. Thanks for the walk thou. You helped explain a lot on testing and working throughout the circuit process. Keep up the good work

The tone is just delectable!!!

congratulations on the organization bit

Hey you're a Lefty like me,now it all makes sense,unless the camera is flipping the image, search KZfaq DIY wooden drill press vice, pedal sounds amazing i want one and one of those tube pre-amp ones too

Yeah, you're not right in the head, I'm subscribing! Keep doing that!

Wheres that gd vid with the huge ghetto-style plate reverb setup and lots of good information on doing crazy shit with speaker coils? Also, is that amp build you mentioned in this vid out here somewhere?

I gotta get me one of those little dog-bone thingys!

Thanks! I just discovered your channel and appreciate everything you do!!!!

i never thought to wire the power to the bottom of the breadboard and the led trick is also something theft worthy . i remember building the devils triangle sequencer and i spent 12 hours on the jumpers and cuts alone = prepping the veroboard . i built one it worked , wanted another so that time it was 4 , 3 where bad . i had bad jfets on the sputnik 2 millenium bypas that ruined my life . this digitech multiplay had a twisted electro cap that shorted itself that took me 6 months to find . i was praying and laying on hands about to bust out the snakes when i cought that one . its covered in extra switches jacks and knobs , modded 6 ways from sunday now . at that point you have to play the patient mans game . stuff like bad jfets , incorrect pinouts , or my FAVORITE when people post BAD layouts that do not work but they write "verified " on them . i could give you a LIST. the Ethereum spring reverb or what ever that jerk called it - he was selling pcbs that didnt work . imagine that , and there was no apparent way to fix them . the company who printed the pcbs alerted me . then the guy said " i never said i was an electronics expert" ... we'll there is the fact that you call yourself quantem effects and you have that logo with the molecules humping each other - that kind of implys a FEW things but ahem ... we built three of them and all of them where dead as ducks , i asked gomti nicely to pull another BOM @ 3 am and i had the VERO BUILD populated and running in time to leave for UP michigan at 7 am the next morning.... that spring reverb lives in a jfet marshal superbass 100 clone (class d) with internal li ion battery pack , its a killer amp - i know what you like you would love that circuit - -best low gain tone i ever heard out of a solid state and for diy its a high mark... but talk about frustrating- building something 4 times to get a working proto. thanks for mentioning me in this one , i am learning a lot and enjoying it quite a bit and will comment more . i tried pad per hole one time and i was cloning someone elses circuit , it was like a 555 noise oscillator ( call one of those circuits a "SYNTH" in my presence and expect a hardy SLAP) i hated pad per hole , as close as i have come is using those old rat shack pcb blanks that have the ic chip alotment in the center but... i got good at vero ... the image you showed isnt even my best work , i have some vero sh@t that is museum piece , you could eat off them ! well maybe do your hair . i get robo soldering with reflow techniques , then usin flux . Donna and i enjoyed the drillin the box segment - we dont get to see fancy drill press in action much ! such an enjoyable and informative entertaining video pal !! shoulda known better to NOT use that old fouled part - man thats JUST what i was saying cuzz i do the same thing all the time ... the thing is its like i will always know what i am doing is dumb but i do it anyway to be cheap . - instant regret .

Oh MT Good Very Nice sound,the eletrolytic capacitores are in nonofarads or microfarads 3,3 NF e 33 NF or 3,3 uf e 33 uf thank you Very much

The song you keep playing at 5:40 reminds me of The Weight by The Band. Very cool videos! I watched all the way to the end and I do have a short attention span. The pedal sounds fantastic my friend. I started breadboarding because of your earlier videos but set it down for a little while. I’m in the middle of a remodel and it’s taking longer than I originally thought it would. Can’t wait to get back to it though. I found a organ for free on market place and I was able to scavenge tons of parts from it, including some really cool looking germanium diodes as well as sprauge caps. I built a simple distortion circuit with the germanium diodes and it sounded godly. I too was at the kitchen table for at least 10 hours tweaking my circuit and driving my wife crazy before I came to some sort of ear pleasing conclusion. Also check out the electro harmonix pedal called the Germanium Overdrive! It reminds me a lot like what you got going on here. It has an adjustable voltage and bias pot to mimic a dying battery sound if you want. I love the way that pedal sounds in demo and I might try your design because it’s similar.

such a awesome sounding build i love it. thank you for the video i very much enjoyed it .

Wish you could show us a cool way to make one of those ultra rare 70’s Foxx phasers Brian May used to use back then. Supposedly, nothing has come close to recreating it’s magic, even Foxx reissues. I’m poor and stupid, so I’d love to figure out aan affordable way to recreate it. Thanks! Love ur channel!

Awesome! You have read my mind about what I want to see next!

I also have the Golden Horse KLON

Can you make a pete townshend les paul deluxe style guitar for a video I think they are really cool with the way they are set up

Killer. thankyou. Love your work.

all 47 minutes worth it :)

Man oh man, what incredible variation with that! I want to build one of these and put it on my Orange Crush 12 which has separate OD and gain knobs already at the end of its chain! Hell, I bet it would sound great on my old Marlboro G20R which has a tremolo and reverb. I wonder if you have any resources about sourcing parts and whatnot for a total novice (who is also poor!) like me? As always, thank you for your wonderful work. You're hilarious and a wealth of knowledge.

Love your work. Hands on No fear

I'm no where near electronically inclined enough to know what the hell you're doing.... But I love listening to you talk about it 😂🤘

Well done. Very similar to my weetie pi. Sounds great bro!!

Bottom Line.... Sounds u are achieving are F ing Awesome... Nice job

Informative!

Hey man, thanks for this. I dialed it in on the breadboard using some Soviet NPN Ge’s (yours looked like MP6A, I’ve got MP10A, 35, 36A, and 37s) and it sounds better than any of the (many) previous Rangemaster-like circuits I’ve attempted. Would you happen to have a strip, vero, or tagboard layout you could share? I really want to box it up so I can use it away from my bench but haven’t really spent time converting schematics to layouts. If not, no worries. If so, that would be righteous. Great vid. Thanks a lot. Keep rockin’ 🤙

Thanks

Germanium diodes, and transistors, are a pita to find these days.

clem, this sounds great. I'm only 30 seconds in but I'm already wondering if there is a schematic?

Hells yeah, i was the 420th like for my morning wake n bake eye candy

I built a transistor demo board as well- you really can’t quantify the worth and attributes of a transistor unless you HEAR it.

You definitely should have played Eugene on the walking dead

I love it! Nice design brother, I also have one of those amps. It sounds great with pedals or without, but I have a two amp pedal board. One "clean" side and one "nasty" side. I also picked up a volume pedal! I love your videos. Keep up the cool work... I GET IT! Chicken heads RULE

Sounds badass

What if 8mm pole piece slug magnet is used 😅

Nice thank s

Would you know anything on how to make a phase inverting ABY pedal? I really want to find out if a wah will sound like a phaser of the signal is phase inverterd, but the cheapest pedal I can find still costs 70€ used

Insert fees good meme here.

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What are the numbers on those transistors or the modern equivalent? Would like to try build this.

Hallo.. Happy always

Your parts organization looks like mine.

nice

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I have the parts- will travel!

How much u charge build one these or a schematic

pot going out of a pot... where?

what the actual heck, do u just store your electronic parts in those zip lock bags from Tayda? comme on man, get yourself one of those organizers with many little drawers. I actually got a deal of the century on used one with 38 drawes in a charity shop, was only 4 euros.

metal or no metal package has absolutely NOTHING TO DO with what is inside Sn or Ge