guitar fuzz effect

jojoph_86

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i have a project about guitar fuzz effect, i want to know how the guitar fuzz effect work and what is the cause of fuzz efect and how this fuzz effect was created...please help me....i would really accept if someone helps..
thank you..

 

ante1

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I believe we need to see your circuit since there is several ways to obtain fuzz (distortion).

 

audioguru2

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Hi Jojo,
Aren't you Josh from the other website forum? You didn't answer my reply there.
Is this the fuzz effect circuit you are talking about?

 

audioguru2

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Hi Josh,
Severe distortion produces fuzz.

The diodes are in the negative feedback path of the opamp. The opamp will operate normally and will have a very high gain when its output level is less than about 1.2V peak-to-peak. When the output level tries to climb above 1.2V peak-to-peak then the diodes conduct and suddenly reduce the gain so that the output level cannot exceed 1.2V peak-to-peak which produces severe distortion. The output becomes slightly rounded square-waves.

 

jojoph_86

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yes, i am josh from the other website forum..yes this is the circuit diagram..please explain this circuit diagram and how does it work..by the the way, thanks for the reply in the other website forum..thank you in advance..

 

jojoph_86

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thank you very much for the information..it could help me a lot with this information..thank  and more power..may i ask if you could me in my other topicss soon..

thanks..
josh

 

aqmas

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hello, can someone explain where plug loudspeakerin this circuit? thankyou.
Ps. Sorry I can't write good, without mistakes, sorry

 

audioguru2

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aqmas said:
can someone explain where plug loudspeakerin this circuit?
A loudspeaker must be driven from a power amplifier. This fuzz effect circuit can be the input to the power amplifier. The fuzz effect circuit has an opamp that has a very low power output.
 

aqmas

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audioguru said:
A loudspeaker must be driven from a power amplifier. This fuzz effect circuit can be the input to the power amplifier. The fuzz effect circuit has an opamp that has a very low power output.
thankyou, I understood  ;)
 
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