Univox Super Fuzz Shinei FY6 Companion Fuzz
From top to bottom the wiring should be Balance 2, 3, 1. Not sure which schematic was used for the layout but it seems to be more similar to the Superfuzz and not the 8TR schematic that I was able to find online although the differences appear to be minor. Loads of saturation and volume on tap! Thanks for putting these layouts together.
Rezzonics ShinEi FuzzWah Univox/Unicord Super Fuzz (not a clone!) Schematics, PCB layout
Here's the schematic with the mids control: I've always wired up the Fuzz control as in the first schematic, Fuzz Rite style. Wired this way it allows the stock buzz to pierce through or for a much more muffled tone. The FY-2 is known for low output. I think it gets loud enough, but it never "boosts".
Dirtbox Layouts ShinEi FY2 Companion Fuzz w. mods
The Shin-ei Fuzz Box FY-2 is one of the legendary Japanese Fuzz Boxes of the 70s, available under different brand names like Avora, Companion, Jax, Kimbara and Thomas, it is quite sought after today.. Shin-ei Fuzz Box FY-2 schematic shineify2schematic.gif GIF-Datei [5.8 KB] Hier finden Sie unsere Datenschutzhinweise + + NEWS + + NEWS + +
Guitar FX Layouts Shin Ei 6TR Fuzz Wah
The schematic there will show you a one transistor clean boost tacked onto the end of the circuit. I've had this on my breadboard messing with other things and found that a boost before the circuit adds undesirable color to the sound. I've yet to get back to the breadboard to put one behind it to observe it, firsthand.
Dirtbox Layouts Shin Ei FY6 Super Fuzz
Slight thread resurrection. I'm currently repairing an ELK Fuzz Wah. Big silver case. I have a MICA branded version too. The latter is a six transistor circuit (and seems common in this OEM Shin Ei derived fuzz under many brands). However to my surprise the ELK has a Maxon PCB with only 5 transistors, two of which are power on the wah half of.
Dirtbox Layouts Shin Ei FY2 Germanium Fuzz
2 3 Next picker by picker » 13 Jul 2009, 16:21 Way back in 1971, I bought a combination fuzz/wah pedal at a local music store. The manufacturer name on it was Jax, but I have since found out it was made by Shin-Ei of Japan. This is a picture of the side panel showing the fuzz: The wah was okay for what it was, but the fuzz was quite something.
Rezzonics ShinEi FuzzWah Univox/Unicord Super Fuzz Pedal assembly (3/4)
Shin Ei™ Companion Fuzz™ Schematic (Volume Boost Updates) Shin Ei™ Companion Fuzz™ Layout/Wiring Diagram Shin Ei™ Companion Fuzz™ Ready-For-Transfer Printed Circuit Board Layout - For use only if you are a complete DIY person who wants to etch and drill your own PCB.
Perf and PCB Effects Layouts Shin Ei FY2 Companion Fuzz
Shin Ei 6TR Fuzz Wah. This is a very cool and underrated offering from the king of nasty vintage fuzz. This one is Kent branded but has the shin-ei stamp inside. It is widely known that the wah in these is less than desired. This is definitely not a funk machine and you will not channel your inner Hendrix here, but the fuzz really makes up for.
Guitar FX Layouts ShinEi FY2 Companion Fuzz with mods
The Psychedelic Machine features three of the 1960's most iconic effects. The Uni-Vibe, Fuzz Face and Octavia pedals all shaped the sound that guitarists would be using over the next sixty years. HENDRIX in a BOX? The NEW Psychedelic Machine from Shin-ei at Austin Guitar House Share Watch on
Rezzonics ShinEi FuzzWah Univox/Unicord Super Fuzz (not a clone!) Schematics, PCB layout
Tuesday 25 March 2014 Shin-Ei FY-2 Companion Fuzz with mods Did this layout a while back and built it. Where the original FY-2 is sluggish on output level and the overall sound is quite thin and nasal, i noticed a couple of nice mods for the circuit.
Shinei Fy2 Schematic
The Shin-ei Companion FY-2 is a discontinued fuzz pedal, made by the Japanese Shin-ei effects pedal company from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. The pedal is known for its raw, distinctive, gated fuzz. FY-2 pedals are now rare. Different versions were made, most using silicon transistors.
Rezzonics ShinEi FuzzWah Univox/Unicord Super Fuzz (not a clone!) Schematics, PCB layout
Shin-ei's circuitry resulted in a cool octave fuzz, square-clipping the sound wave, then rectifying it, creating upper and lower octaves.
Index of /diy/Schematics/Fuzz and Fuzzy Noisemakers
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Shin Ei Companion Fuzz Schematic
One such is this, the Shin-Ei Companion 6TR Fuzz Wah. Shin-Ei started as Honey, with that name being a little more obscure to the casual effects fan, but just as important. Honey released several ultra-expensive units such as the Special Fuzz, Psychedelic Machine and Resly Tone [sic].
Rezzonics ShinEi FuzzWah Univox/Unicord Super Fuzz (not a clone!) Schematics, PCB layout
This one has lost it's badge - it may well have been a "Companion" or one of the other numerous re-badged versions that Shin-ei made, at least some of which had this identical case (e.g. the Jax FY-6 Fuzz Master, Mayfair Model No. 9540 Super Fuzz and Teisco TF-1 Fuzz to name three - if you want a full run down then the effectsdatabase Shin-ei FY-6 page is the place).
Rezzonics ShinEi FuzzWah Univox/Unicord Super Fuzz debug and verification (2/4)
$ 12.50 In stock Add to cart Project overview The Rift Octave Fuzz is a recreation of the Univox Superfuzz, originally developed by the Shin-ei company in Japan in the late 1960s and called the FY-6. Shin-ei rebadged the circuit for over a dozen other brands such as Apollo, Electra and Hohner.