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A picture is worth a thousand words, especially when debugging. Could also be helpful if you have a picture of the layout you used in your build.

You can also hit up our very own @steviejr92

PUT THAT THING BACK WHERE IT CAME FROM OR SO HELP ME

YOU FUCKING WHAT NOW

Glad to hear you're enjoying it, it's a good preamp. If you're talking about a full amp build of the B15, the only one I'm aware of is Ceriatone Aunt Peg (not affiliated).

The BOM was created by me and it had mistakes in it. I will openly admit and apologize for this. I am not afraid to admit that documentation is my least favorite part of these projects, so I often try to speed things up by copy-pasting previous build documents as a starting point/template. In...

You can definitely save yourself a few bucks if you don't want to put in the DI, it's still a good preamp without it. Musikding got the last of my faceplates on their last restock order, I expect to have more by the end of next week.

There's a lot of subtlety in MLCC dielectric types, and the best answer is going to be "it depends". What the code is telling you is essentially the stability of the capacitor across a temperature range. One of the main pitfalls of MLCC are their tendency to have "capacitance drift" or...

Any time you say something is "supposed to" do something, I have to disagree, because the answer is always "it depends", and frankly if a designer tells me how something is "supposed to" be used then I will purposefully try to use it another way. Overdrives are allowed to have FMV tonestacks...

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/your-best-and-worst-pedal-hot-takes-%F0%9F%94%A5.20752/

I'm not really sure what you want me to do in this situation. I supply PCBs to Musikding, that is it. He is responsible for everything else provided in the kit. You purchased the kit from Musikding. I could reach out to Klaus on your behalf, or I would be happy to help you source the correct...

I would recommend log. Trimpots are linear, but if there had been a log trimpot I would have recommended that instead.

There is also a mono version of the same jack, that's what I use. Still has 3-pins, so it gives you a switched connection for the tip.

I would say it's fairly normal, high frequencies are where you're going to hear the noise with the volume up and turning up the treble boost the high frequencies. Build looks great, glad you're enjoying it!

Ah I read that bit but for some reason my brain didn't register it, I guess maybe because "five dollar" was written out. Or because I'm running on 3 hours of sleep. Either way, I retract my complaint. Carry on.

I'm immensely disappointed that this thread has been up this long without mentioning the clipping characteristics of $5 diodes.

No, the burst box is supposed to have a copper coil, not just a copper ground bus wire.

Klaus does seem to get overloaded and can be slow to answer emails, but I promise he is around and will always take care of you eventually. Also Klaus has an open order for more Nobelium PCBs which I will be shipping out this week.

Yeah Musikding uses hand-drilled enclosures, they don't have a CNC machine to do the milled slots like Tayda.

You are in the wrong thread my dude. This is Robert's workbench thread, you need the "What's on *YOUR* workbench?" thread.