Recent content by jcpst

Your frustration is warranted. Git is not user-friendly. But git is nearly ubiquitous in the software development industry, so we just learn it. I think for someone who wants to use it for kicad and wouldn’t be using it otherwise, something like Github Desktop would be a good choice. If you’re...

https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/pcb012/

My MVP from 2025 in the fuzzy low gain category is the Sandblaster. So good. Dung Beetle is a close 2nd. And the Rat always has a place in my heart. The Carcosa is also a banger. Barbershop can be cool in the right context. Also, shoutout to the Awful Waffle- some folks like it for low gain...

This could be my favorite fuzz out of everything I’ve tried. I love the redesign- that’s inspiring. I just whipped mine together one night with a raw enclosure and a sharpie, and it’s one that I really want to rehouse ‘cause I like it on my board

Hi, welcome to the forum! Could you give us pics of the board?

That’s pretty interesting, though I suppose what I was asking would be a question for @Robert I was just curious how much delay is available for TIME in those Unison algorithms, e.g. 40ms, 60ms,

This is a more general thing in our society too. Number only go up. Number never go down. $$&

It's definitely not going to be worth it for small orders. I ran a few tests with some saved carts. The shipping does scale up to a better deal, but it's still a significant markup. I think if I were buying > 7 powder-coated enclosures, it would make sense for me. SubtotalShipping $66...

Excellent, this is what I was looking for. One more question: do you happen to know the ms range on the TIME parameter?

I’ve been able to get 1/4 TRS intended for PCB mount to fit as top jacks on a Gorva M45, which is only slightly larger than a 1590A https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/two-sticks-of-derm-aka-doomstick.27189/#post-350197

Which level of hell is that? Because it gets worse:

Here’s the Moonn one: https://moonnelectronics.bigcartel.com/product/love-yourself

I was pretty excited when I found out that there was a DMM project that fits in a 125B. There’s a lot of parts here, but the MadBean docs really set you up for success. I did the input impedance mod, noise reduction mod, and extended modulation mod. I’ve calibrated it by ear and probe...

If you want fast digital polyphonic octaves, there is a daisyseed program that will get you in the same latency territory as the proprietary stuff. https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/terrarium-polyphonic-octaves-code-demo.23453/#post-296775

I agree, the lettering looks really good. A low profile lumburg DC jack would have more wiggle room. They cost a bit more, and have a tight fit on the plug.