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V3 is still a couple months out. The PCBs are still in QC.

What build is this? And please, from where was it obtained and what is the exact & complete part ID and date stamp of the opamp?

How is wired to the board? (pictures?)

Then 'moo-lah' ever forth shall it be. LOL! "Zorkmid(s)" has always been a monetary reference to the original PC DOS game of "Zork" . . . . (A testament of my age.) I am not involved in this 'Zorkmid' pedal venture.

This DIY Guitar Effects Pedals & Stompboxes site has a good starter's list . . . .

That sounds about right. There's very little boost in the Woodpecker. After all, it's a tremolo.

It comes with its own drivers and interface on an included mini-CD.

Your DC jack is properly wired, but the input jack is not a TRS or switching type. To prevent the battery from draining when the pedal is not in use, the typical method is to wire in a TRS or switching jack for the input in such a manner so that when there is no plug inserted into the input...

You can get them HERE . . . .

For directly transferring the BIN/HEX patch files to a 24LC32A EEPROM, I've found the easiest is to get an EZP2019 SPI Programmer from eBay or Amazon. Some reading on how to use it is required. There is also a lot of info in the PedalPCB WIKI for FV-1 stuff. This does NOT address the use of DA's...

Thank you for sharing/showing. Bravo sir! Well done.

Four FV-1 circuits!(?) Arachnids? Gutshot please! And what patches/EEPROMs are you using?

To "negate the reading means to simply put a negative sign/symbol in front to it. Most NPN JFETs have a negative Vgs(Off) value. TBH, I've never bothered with IDss values -unless they are outside of spec for the specific JFET.

Never caught that pop-up on a hover. But then, I don't believe I ever hovered over them to see. Good to know.

Glad you're sorted it. (y)