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    What's your favorite Bluesbreaker-based PedalPCB circuit?

    Would you mind sharing your parts list and resource?
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    SOLVED Kliche: Strange Issue…

    Yes it is.
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    SOLVED Kliche: Strange Issue…

    I had a similar issue. The pedal worked on the test bench and even when I installed the PCB in the case. As soon as I tightened the 1/4" jacks to the case, the pedal failed to work and I got a tremendous hum. So, I decided to cut a small piece of electrical tape to each component that made any...
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    Burnt cathode trace on Kliche

    Hello all. I had this pedal lighting up on the bench when I first assembled it. I didn't install the on/of LED at the right height and opted to remove and place a spacer in so it would fit in the mounting bezel. I've trashed a couple of LEDs at this point trying to get it right and the last time...
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    Please tell me I didn't install these in the wrong direction

    These are all good points. Like I told Peccary, I got the one in the second set of photos working. I was able to get the broken 100n cap leg out on the other and soldered in a replacement. I think I ordered enough replacement parts to replace all the burnt caps and just ordered other parts from...
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    Please tell me I didn't install these in the wrong direction

    The great news is that the second set of photos is working both on the testing board and installed in a Tayda box. So I have one working and complete compressor now! The board depicted in the first set of photos does this hilarious thing when I attach it to the testing board and flip the bypass...
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    Please tell me I didn't install these in the wrong direction

    So I able to turn the transistors around along with the D4 diode. I assembled the pedal and gave it a whirl. I got no sound but the C3 100n Wima capacitor got so hot that I could smell it. I managed to get it out but I'm still working on getting one of the pins out. Would anyone dare take a...
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    Please tell me I didn't install these in the wrong direction

    @fig The D4 was soldered in wrong for sure. I fixed that. The white strip indicating polarity on the D101 was printed only on one side! Luckily I can see it is installed correctly. Going through the others to make sure they are correct. Thanks again for the heads up!
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    Please tell me I didn't install these in the wrong direction

    That is the best course of action moving forward, for sure. Thanks for the suggestion!
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    Please tell me I didn't install these in the wrong direction

    I went into this headfirst with blind confidence figuring I'd learn as I go. I bought two and built them at the same time. Double the hard lesson. Yup, I learn stuff the hard way,
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    Please tell me I didn't install these in the wrong direction

    Oh well, I know what I'm doing tomorrow night. Thanks!
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    Please tell me I didn't install these in the wrong direction

    Hello all, this is my first attempt to build an effects pedal. I am second-guessing my installation of the transistors in the photo below. This is a Delegate Boneyard compressor. I am still waiting on a couple of parts so I haven't had a chance to test it out yet. Something tells me I'm going to...
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    Delegate - Boneyard Edition

    That looks like a super clean build. Would you happen to have a build of materials you wouldn't mind sharing? I have two of these boards arriving today but I've struggled to source parts from Mouser since this is my first time.
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