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Well, I'm really enjoying the Creamback G12M 65 & it aint broken in yet & it's 15 ounces lighter than the 50 ounce Magnet in the Honky V30!

I have just been investigating & sometimes the Red dot can be the Emmiter also so I need to confirm all the Writing on your Transistor. If you have a tester, put it on that & it will confirm pinout, The Tang on the PCB is Emitter!

As a Rule, the Red dot is C = Collector, Middle pin B = Base & outer pin E = Emitter. The Red dot always looks as it was put on by hand!

This was built a while ago & was detailed in a seperate thread with Top Jack mods. I have listed here as sadly, Skidmark Pedals Cees van Eijk has pased away. R.I.P Dutch66 He was great to interact with & I had planned to build his Sonomatic...

Dead or Counterfit IC?

You could try changing C12 -10nF for 4n7. I was watching a Pete Thorn video & he makes a comment that he only likes using the Pedal with Amps that have a Bright switch!

Does changing the position of the 3 toggles around effect the Footswitch Pop!???

I always turn the Screws anti clockwise until I feel a jump & then I screw them in without issue. The reason I do this is the Screws can try and tap a new thread!!! Sometimes there can be some Paint in the thread so it will be a little firm & I take the screw back out & give it a tap on the...

They are designed to the same leg spacing so you can just drop them flat down & Solder the 3 pads then you can bend them upwards if they interfere with the trimmer adjustment:

I would wait until you get the Genuine replacements You can write these transistors off by cutting the black top off & leave the resistor legs in place if they are long enough so you don't have to unsolder from the PCB again so you can solder the little PCB boards on, your decision!

I should have asked this question earlier, do you have plastic pot covers on the 3 pots under the PCB??? Please don't tell me it's insulation tape!

https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/pcb681/

Can you try a 4558 or OPA2134 in a stock build?

Is this a Build or on the Breadboard, it is not normal as you describe. Have you checked Resistor values as there are a lot of variable 1k,10k, 390r, 39K, 8K2, 82K ect. in this circuit. The 4th band catches alot of Members out!

If or when you start getting some Volume happening, turn down the Volume control as it will destroy your Speaker, it's got plenty of Volume on tap when working correctly!

Does that mean you got the M800 to function somewhere reasonable?

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The Celestion Creambacks are made in the UK & are cheaper than a WGS. It's like you love your Gibsons , In Australia, the Celestions are number1!

https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/pcb059/

It is standard practice to post a good Picture when Troubleshooting so we the Members can see what we are dealing with ie Resistor values, Electrolytic orientation & general solder quality.