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Fantastic work but you need an :outiejack: and a :whitewasher:

Beautiful work. That ground though :) Remind me how you stamp the labels?

Fantastic video. Thank you. Bonus point for the beautiful Scottish accent.

Seriously. Somebody buy that man a Dymo labeler.

I only see one ground connection on The board. Anyway if you’re using a battery, just use - as 9v and + as ground. The number of ground connections doesn't matter, it all goes to the same place. Obviously the LED must still be wired with the anode going to positive and the cathode to negative...

It's like Teles were born to have Firebird pickups, which are so sexy. I would put them in my Jazzmaster if it wasn't routed for the huge stock pickups. Filtertrons are my second choice.

Beautiful stuff as always @MichaelW Maybe I'll be back too one of these days. Good to know this place is still as amazing as always.

I still have it but I haven't been building anything for a long time. For wiring up guitars it sucks cause it can't heat up the back of pots. It's not wireless though. It needs to be connected to a USB charger

I actually enjoy goofy faces in thumbnails, haaawwwwyeee at the beginning of the video and long-form content to milk the views... ..not!

Nathan is taking some time off. The man needs tto rest. Anyway yes, you have a problem and you're not alone

Demo bitte!

Type 2 is the most common for me. Right hand raised

IME the most common on-on-on type is by far configuration (type) 2. I know I had to search quite a but to find type 1 for my Karaoke Chorus.

The 3n3 connects to the middle lugs, the other two caps are connected to the outer lugs. BTW I think I used 6n8 and 12n, not the values above. IIRC I was trying to get 3n3, 10n and 15n. I only use the larger cap. I hate mid-scooped fuzzes. If I was building a FTM now I would just use a 15n...

I used a on off on switch.the Middle position uses the stock 3n3 cap. The other two are 10nf and 15nf IIRC

I just noticed the same thing. I guess if you use NPN transistors you can bypass the IC on the back, while still using the voltage regulator

of course, just don't tell Mr. Vex

In my very limited experience, high leakage in Q2 makes it bias at 7-8V instead of the usual 4.5V, which means it will have more treble while maintaining the fuzz tone - biasing a Fuzz Face that high makes it sound more like distortion. It's TB MK1.5 vs FF. In an MKII I want leakage so it...