Complete Beginner's Guide: How to Design Your Own Guitar Pedal Circuits
Learn to design your own guitar pedal circuits, taught by Brian Wampler.
Most people who want to build their own guitar pedals hit the same wall. You watch one video, then twenty more, and you still cannot read a schematic or explain why a single part value was chosen. Kits get you a working pedal, but they never teach you what is happening inside the box.
This course fixes that. I start from zero and teach guitar pedal circuits the way I actually design them: as small building blocks you can hear, understand, and rearrange into your own designs. There is no unnecessary math and there are no gatekeepers. You build every circuit on a breadboard and you hear what each change does on guitar.
What you get:
► Over 7 hours of video, taught by me, Brian Wampler
► How to read and understand schematics, from ground and signal path through resistors, capacitors, transistors, op amps, diodes, and pots
► What every component actually does in a guitar pedal, plus how to solder, desolder, and use a multimeter
► Beginner projects that build into real audio circuits: buffers, gain stages, soft and hard clipping, and cascaded stages using BJT, JFET, MOSFET, and op amps
► Tone controls and EQ, including Rat, Big Muff, and bass and treble style tone stacks, and how to modify each one
► Complete parts and tool lists, plus an AI assistant trained on the course to answer your questions
► A private community where you can ask me and my staff for help when you get stuck
► Rated 5 out of 5 by more than 80 students
Price: $179. If you are unhappy with the course, reach out within 30 days of purchase for a refund or credit.
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