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I've got a friend who wanted a Benson Pre-Amp in a smaller form factor for his gigging board. He's got an original, but space being at a premium, he wanted something in a 125B size... so the PedalPCB Son of Ben board to the rescue! For such a punchy pre-amp, the circuit itself is fairly...

The Colorsound Power Boost is one of my favorite utility / boost pedals which I've built under the "Thagomizer" name in several varieties. Given all of these have the volume knob modification, the pedal can be used as a very nice clean boost and equalizer, or it can be used to add bit of a dirty...

Just saw this come across the AionFX feed on Facebook... looks like the testing posted earlier appears to be done... :D https://cabintechglobal.com/ct3101

Ooh... that does look interesting...

I always do art - for resale or otherwise...

I'm almost afraid to try and lay that out... but it just looks so COOL...

Tayda UV printed. I work them up in illustrator. Robert stickied my tutorial: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/resources/steggo-studios-tayda-uv-printing-tutorial.16/

What camera are you using????

Looks like you're on the right path here - but if anyone needs to order from Mouser, I'd built a lot of AionFX boards, and he has a lot of Mouser spreadsheets - that will give you enough seed values for various parts to get started for a lot of things.

Anyone have any good schematics of rate / depth modifications for the CE-2? I've got one, but feel it could use a bit more *ooomph*

Yeah, at this point most of my enclosures are UV printed, but I'm experimenting with some laser etching. Here's something I'm working on for a friend (still need to get it drilled out):

Today's pedal is a bit more my speed. Don't get me wrong, fun modulation effects are awesome, I just see a lot more potential to use this pedal on a regular basis. I'd had a request for a dinosaur version of the Precision Drive, so I went in search of a good schematic or board and went from...

Carrying on yesterday's theme of unusual modulation pedals, I'd also gotten a request for a clone of the EQD Bit Commander. This is an analog synth pedal that will turn your guitar's tone into a square wave with four octaves (two down and one up) of tone. It really gives you that early 80's...

I'd had some mixed luck with bigger tips early on, so I just threw in the towel and use my fine tip and really thin (0.4mm if memory serves) solder for most components on a through hole board. I'll then go to the bigger solder for off board components.

So I got a request for a Rainbow Machine in dino form, plus I wanted to get one together for myself, so I figured it was time to finally take the plunge... For this build I used the PedalPCB Leprechaun board. The effect is purely digital and it is based on a stock usage of the Spin FV-1 chip...

Okay - this one screams for the dino treatment... I'm a big Robert Fripp / King Crimson fan...

I've played with a few silicon and different transistor options, I may end up focusing more on the transistors than the diodes... The 3 band EQ wouldn't be in front of the clipping stages, even on the Cold Turkey style build - it would still be in the middle - I kind of got the idea when I was...

So now that I've got my Dimetrodon Distortion dialed in pretty much where I want it, I'm looking at the next Steggo semi-original design. I want to do a Big Muff with a 3 band EQ in place of the tone stack, and of course mess with the clipping stages (I think I want to stick with two for the...

I was thinking about going that route... or using 9mm pots, but I was leaning to the 1590BB2 (I prefer it because it is a deeper enclosure).

If I hadn't already come up with some tentative art plans (and had a pre-set drill enclosure) I was considering just going with yours - it's extremely well laid out.