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I'm starting to check out the Soldano SLO tone and I think it's pretty killer. From what I've heard/read its pretty much the grandfather of all the high gain amps out there today. I would love to get my hands on one, but I really don't have the space for another "amp on tap" ready to plug in and...

G4 is one of my favorite gain machines and one of my first builds.

Depends what you ordered. UV printing or enclosure colors/drilling takes extra time. If it’s straight parts then only a day or two depending on the day of the week you order.

If it were up to my i'd start right before the BLEND pot with the wet signal and try to squeeze a LP filter in there. R25 seems like a good place to start for me. Just my 2 cents, but I'm no modulation expert.

Can we see the other side of the board?

I'll say a few things. First, get to a store and actually try out the amps themselves. Youtube videos have their place to get a flavor of the sound, but you don't know what kind of other gear they are using (mics, guitar, etc) or how it will sound with your setup. I've got a 5150 LBX and am...

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Once you get a breadboard you'll need to approach this project in stages. First you'll need to learn how to breadboard and transfer schematic to breadboard. You'll need to understand the concept so I recommend going through a few of these first. You need to walk before you can run otherwise...

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22 pages of this and honestly, don't feel like sifting through it all. Can this power a single monitor speaker using a 9V battery or "standard" power supply for pedals?

"Intelligent" is the keyword. That's clearly not me here

Gotcha. Then I have NO idea

which relay bypass? pretty sure you can get all the chips from Tayda.

Right, cuz it CAN"T be your guitar that would wake em up.

The switch itself will last a lot longer. I think normal stomp switches are rated for 30k switches. Momentary is along the lines of 100k. Plus it looks cooler!

That's some clean wiring for a stripboard build! Awesome job!

The best way to understand what’s going on IMO is a “learned theory” approach. Learn about the basic (opamps, transistors, tone controls) and then try them out on a breadboard to learn what component does what. The below link will be helpful but there are a lot of items in there that assume you...

Nice build! The Rat and its derivatives is probably my favorite pedal. As for the PHB, you’ll need to submit something in the thread itself to count as a submission. A link to this build report is sufficient.