North Fitzroy Library to Host Free Pedal Building Workshop

If you’ve ever wanted to get into building pedals but found the learning curve too steep or the price of all the equipment and materials too much of a hurdle, here’s a great opportunity for Melbourne residents. The Yarra Libraries council initiative are hosting 2 Build Your Own Fuzz Pedal workshops at North Fitzroy Library,  for ages 16-25, on Tuesday March 19 and Tuesday March 26.  

The three hour sessions aim to help attendees learn the essential skills of pedal building; painting enclosures, identifying circuits, developing layouts, breadboard basics, circuit testing, soldering and fault finding. And of course, you get to keep your DIY pedal at the end.

Being a free program, it’s hard to imagine spots will last long — so get to it quick smart, register here to participate!

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