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Honest question: did you try flipping the leads? I always seem to screw up the legs for the LEDs at least 1 out of every 3ish builds.

Looks great! I like the effect you get with your enclosure colors. I’m assuming simple acrylics just smeared/wiped across aesthetically pleasingly (I could be stupid too. Oh wait, I are dumb). Hoping to have my Hotcake up by the end of the summer as well. Thanks for the feedback on the circuit.

Dude. You are crushing it. Do I need to put another pedal on the “I’d like to build this pile?” Nope. But do I really really want to? YOU BET. Going to read through and see what ideas there are and think about a daisy seed build in the future

Glad you solved it. I apologize for not being clearer. I should have asked a better question about the red 3mm led and explained the LDR better. I was in a funk yesterday as I was working on my projects and had 3 unsuccessful tries. Good luck with the future builds!

Robert is the Motel 6 of pedal building: he’ll leave the light on for you.

So far, I think you have the LEDs in the right spot. You probably need to point the ldr toward the 3mm red led. Does the red 3mm blink and change when you adjust knobs? Voltages help as well. I think you’re close, but just one little thing away from success.

Responding to myself: Replaced the delay pot, and that seems to have helped with the frequency. I can get the clock to sit at 6.9k, I can adjust the cancel to kill the clock noise. I still don’t hear anything delay-wise, albeit a bit of signal boost. Voltages: V3102: 1 - 7.41 2. 3.96 3- 0.56 4...

So, I’ve finally go this thing finalized with jacks, switch3s, etc. but I have zero delay signal. What I’ve done: 1. Checked the frequency on pin 2 of the v3102. It is stuck at 5.8kHz and the trimmer does nothing. 2. Checked the v3102 in another delay - works fine 3. Voltages look correct -...

Now that works. I guess that’s why I was confused in your (and a couple other amp builder sites) discussion of that module.

Looks awesome and I hope it works. I'm curious on how to mod the power supply module to fit 250VDC since it's a DC/AC module (correct?).

Man, Robert fumbling the opportunity for something something

Hey. You figured it out! We’ve all been there with the xx nf / xx pf before.

Do you like chorus? Do you like chorus that is a bit more subtle? Are you okay with planning your drill holes correctly for the enclosure? Honestly, a really smooth build. Uses 1/8W resistors and a charge pump, and MN3007, etc. PcB is pretty good sized, so just be smart about knowing the...

Gotta agree with Ginsly on the PWM (after scrolling through old Tim E circuits) PS I forgot how cool some of those little snippets are.

I think I’ll need to put this on my list of stuff I should buy but I don’t really need to but I’ll end up building eventually:

Man I was REALLY hoping for a DIY premium roast at an affordable price.

I’m a fan of a screamer into a red llama. You can adjust the tone of the tube screamer to make the red llama cut through. Yeah, I borrowed from WayHuge. Though I do need to get the series/parallel switch back in

A gif you can hear

Wait. After the FX-69 Grunge saga you built this many pedals? And I helped solve a problem? What is this world coming to! Holy hell. Way to go! I guess I’ve become a sucker for the powder coated pedals. PS and a Menards connoisseur? Dang, you fancy!

SW is using a pole to connect K to ground. If you’re going to use the CLR and LED on the LMS board, you’ll need to connect A (above the I/G/S/O to V+ on the LMS board. That will bring V+ to the 3PdT board and then should let you use the CLR/LED on the LMs board. There won’t be a connection...