The image above is the finished and tinned PCB. Yes I even etched my own circuit boards. I really screwed it up though. I'm sure anyone who knows what they are looking at will laugh in glee to see how pathetic I am at making PCB's. Its my first attempt!!! Give me a break!!! The new ones I made the other day are far cleaner. And the traces don't look like a retard drew them. I was just so chuffed when it worked fine during testing. And continued to work when I plugged the guitar in. Its spotty because I didn't etch it long enough (Damn internet!) and because I live in a cave I didn't see the spots until I got it closer to the fire. This was obviously after I scrubbed all the print off. In the dark. With my matted cave man hair.    Oh well... It works fine and it is the "prototype" after all. 

Here we have the stuffed PCB waiting to be connected to a volume pot and some I/O's. Very simple circuit as you can see. Its amazing how much it does. I will be moving onto more challenging projects very soon. 

If you do want to know more about this amazing hobby, there loads of places you can look. I think Ill be a nice guy and post a huge link list on the best resources out there regarding pedals and building them. They are un-sorted. But hey! What do I look like? Your link slave? I'm not going to post the project files here because that would be uncool. And would be disrespectful to the hard working folk that make these projects and websites. Find them your self! Below! And really, most of these guys sell ready to solder kits with everything you need to make your own. And they are not all that expensive. So consider it. I live in a fishing village on the tip of Africa, this shit is hard to find mon! But I managed to get everything I needed from various shacks and street markets. Kidding! we actually have a thriving electronics industry down here. And quality components. Especially if you get them from a dude that works for the military. hehe! (That was bullshit by the way)