How to Design and Build Better Guitar Pedals: For Intermediate DIY'ers
The next step after the beginner course, taught by Brian Wampler.
This one is for you if you have built a kit or two, or finished my beginner course, and you want to go deeper. You know your way around a breadboard. Now you want to design smarter circuits and end up with a real, finished pedal on your board.
I take the circuit blocks idea further here: more advanced gain stages, trickier fuzz circuits, a serious dive into op amps, and the tone controls that shape the pedals you already love. Everything is built on the breadboard and played on guitar, so you hear every change, and the course ends with taking your design off the breadboard and into a finished pedal.
What you get:
► 58 lessons, nearly 6 hours of video, taught by me, Brian Wampler
► The Mu-amp gain stage, with breakdowns of Fatboost and Six String Singer style circuits
► Fuzz Face and Tone Bender style circuits: how they work, how to bias them, and how to swap transistors
► A deep dive into op amps: inverting and non-inverting stages, clipping types, and full breakdowns of Bluesbreaker and Prince of Tone style circuits
► Tone control circuit blocks: Marshall and Fender style 3 band stacks, Tube Screamer style EQ, active Baxandall, bridged T filters, and gyrator EQs
► Going from breadboard to a finished, wired, boxed up pedal
► Rated 5 out of 5 by every student who has reviewed it so far
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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