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Yep. I think it works particularly well on this one. Nice one, @spi Seconded. I don't hate UV prints, but it's usually more interesting...

I like the hand painted look. We need more of them here instead of UV prints

Honestly, this is the kind of build that makes me want to try a compressor again. I like that you experimented with the parts you...

you can jumper it and the pedal will still work. The diode is only there to project against plugging in the wrong power supply,

2n3906 is a replacement for it, but you need to swap the orientation because the pinout is reversed.

I have a cycle of expanding my pedalboard, adding more sophisticated programmability along the way, and then I hit a threshold where...

I've been wanting to build this--do you use a cabinet sim with it?

I expected to like this circuit, so I took my time and used my favorite components (that I had on hand). No regrets, I love this thing...

Built this one based on all the positive reviews it gets here (despite the fact that I rarely use or even need a compressor for my home...

From the placement of that capacitor, it looks like it's purpose is to block DC from going to the next gain stage. A 12nf will work...

That's a pretty bold build for your first!

At least you'll learn how to unsolder early on, it's a good skill to have. I'm sure many of us have made this mistake (and not even...

The first versions had exposed pads under the breadboards that made contact with the power rails. The voltage for each breadboard...

I just used the adhesive and stuck them to my protoboard--screws not needed

In the time-honored tradition of naming fuzz pedals after lady parts, I present this Superfuzz circuit for your consideration. For...