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franc0ph0bic posted:Yes, but only for guitar/bass related stuff. A good place for kits is Build Your Own Clone (http://www.buildyourownclone.com/) which sells a few overpriced kits which are clones of commercial effects. http://runoffgroove.com is a great site for more original schematics, but they do not sell kits. http://www.tonepad.com is another great site like this. The absolute best resource is http://www.diystompboxes.com/ which has the most active and productive effects building forum available. I would like to add these sites too: http://www.commonsound.com/ mostly guitar/bass related but alot of the projects are able self oscillate and can be used with out either and the Tri-Wave Picogenerator is a great noisemaker. http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/ kits, layouts, schematics http://olcircuits.com/ sells kits of RunOffGrooves projects http://www.home-wrecker.com/ a sister site to RunOffGroove focusing on clones http://www.geofex.com/ One of the best sites that explain the theory behind what makes effects "tick" schematics, and project ideas too. http://www.smallbearelec.com/StoreFront.bok electronics supplier dedicated to the parts needed to build effects pedals with carrys some specialized parts that are hard to track down via other sites. I probably have more I need to sort through my bookmarks.
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They will be fine for bass, the only change you might want to make is the input/output capacitors. I forget which it is right now but increasing/decreasing them changes the amount of low end frequencies that get through. That is what is great about building them yourself you can tweak and tweak until it sounds perfect to you. The Commonsound Tremolo is a great one and not too difficult.
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