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May be a bad idea; I used to electrocute myself on a regular basis as a kid.
That's awesome, you're actually going to actually build one yourself? You could always try and search a way of making it so you would most likely pass making the pedal actually work, also its a definite good idea in a way because it would have saved you money on buying a new one, although it seems nuts if you don't know what your doing? If you do know what your doing, then I think you would probably do well.More of a sub-obsession really (from my music obsession). Been buying lots of fuzz and overdrive pedals lately. Gonna attempt to build a couple, too, just as soon as I get my hands on a soldering iron
Well I've never made one before but I've done plenty of research, and I'm gonna start with something simple so hopefully I won't blow myself up 
I would work your way one by one, rushing it would definitely mean ka-boom and fingers crossed that it would work out.Hehe, thanks
I would work your way one by one, rushing it would definitely mean ka-boom and fingers crossed that it would work out.
Update on us if it worked out?
I need a good analogue delay pedal. The only delay I own is a Behringer Echo Machine (digital). Yeah, and I need a board, takes forever setting everything up What pedals have you got?
