Yes, definitely possible...

btw I just made a Dallas Rangemaster...it's a treble booster which uses a vintage germanium transistor, kinda smooths out the highs. Eric Clapton used one of these if I'm not mistaken.

RM 10 should do it for the parts...

heck ill build one tomorrow!

Soldering iron, solder, maybe a multimeter.

And lots of patience + free time.

They're listed on the site

R1______________22K 1/4W Resistor

C1______________10µF 25V Electrolytic Capacitor
C2_____________100nF 63V Polyester or Ceramic Capacitor
C3_____________220µF 25V Electrolytic Capacitor

IC1__________TDA7052 Audio power amplifier IC

J1,J2__________6.3mm Stereo Jack sockets (switched)

SPKR___________8 Ohm Loudspeaker (See Notes)

B1________________9V PP3 Battery or
3V Battery (2 x 1.5V AA, AAA Cells in series etc.)

Clip for PP3 Battery or socket for 2 x 1.5V AA or AAA Cells

Finally completed one...total time used around 2 hours+

Works nicely except for the fuzz effect which doesn't work - not gonna bother with that since you need to use 3v instead of 9v.

Pictured below with 2x 3.5" chapalang 6w TV speakers



Sounds great on single notes...but sucks on chords due to speaker size/wattage (distorted sound). Probably will swap a Celestion Greenback into it

Well the micro-micro 2x 3.5" cab won't fit of course, but the amp will

As for the mini-cab...just stick it into a groupie's handbag


p/s not recommended to use a ciggy box as a casing for the amp as the IC gets quite hot, potential fire hazard

oh btw, plugging the output into another amp will make it go to 21

Bah, you should've posted this first instead

Anyone interested in buying? Feel like selling it off...cause went overboard with some purchases.


Upcoming projects would be a fuzz face/tone bender pedal...and something special

Eh I was just joking only laaaa

Btw I found another amp schematic...with volume/tone/gain/"grit" controls Definitely not as compact as the smokey amp, but much more formidable...size-wise, a MXR stompbox casing will do nicely.