Recent content by jwin615

R1 R3 and R5 are all suspect

If you have a DMM, measure each leg of the opamps vs ground and post the results. I.e. Pin 1: x.x Pin 2 x.x

Is there a bridge to the right leg of the bottom pot? Looks like the component leg may be touching the pot leg. Could have fried the opamps. Could be a bad resistor value or cold solder joint/bridge. Assuming you can't count resistor bands, find a well lit build report and compare the resistor...

Oh, and welcome to the forum and hobby!

Works in bypass? Do you have spare opamps? Do you have a DMM to test the switch? It has seen some heat.

Could put a buffered bypass in and always feed the reverb input signal. Then when you step on the blast, you get head 🤣 (vs tails) Break it with an internal dpdt with straight input on the other side Blast head/Blast tail That would probably be cooler on a delay. Could do some call and response...

Put a 3p momentary in the BLST switch position andwhen the pedal is disengaged you could have momentary on with BLST! That would be a lot of cable flying around in that YAAD though. Could cause some noise.

Noice. How does it sound into a RAT?🤣

It's a lovely circuit and worth building twice. Great job

Hack up a USB cable and put it on the bread board?

There's a few options here. Let's make a choice first. Do you want: A)one LED that indicates gain setting but is only on when the pedal is engaged? B) 2 indicators,/LEDs --one power one gain with the options: B1) gain indicator always on B2) gain indicator only on when pedal is on.

I highly doubt this. I'm a bit tied up at the moment. Could you post clear photos of you build, both sides of the PCB as well as where you have different/changed values vs the schematic? I'll give it a look tonight and it will give others a chance to be d their brain around it.

Did you remove Q1?

1) I know you didn't ask but I prefer common cathode for these uses. Better to switch ground, imo. No risk of shorting 9v to your in or out jacks. 2) whichever common you have, connect your common LED to the corresponding LED leg on your breakout. Use the onboard clr, though the brightness may...