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The tape is visible, but only if you go out of your way to notice. Especially following the steps above and cutting right on the printed word. In a dark bar or venue you wouldn't see it. ? Clear coating over it would probably negate the use of the P-Touch. I've never tried it though. I'd...

Good to know. Tayda has really been upping their game with better quality parts so it wouldn't surprise me if they have better switches now. This was based on the blue ones I bought from them a long time ago. Compared to BLMS, they made a much louder ka-thunk when clicking.

https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/rangefinder/ When this pops I'm definitely picking some up. Question I have is, can I use an NPN germanium? Would it be as simple as removing the voltage inverter?

Go with Tayda if you like loud switches. :unsure: Love my switches are much quieter and the epoxy is more uniform.

Not that it helps with your issue but the 5mm type 1 bezels PedalPCB sells fit perfectly in toggle switch holes. Same size drill holes.

Hope you have fun with your new label makers! If you find any colors on clear tape bigger than 12mm post it here. That's all I could find so I'm still on the search. *Edit* oh look I found some. It's pricier than on Amazon though...

Those are new ones from BLMS. ?

Sweet baby Jesus this pedal sounds incredible! I couldn't even wait to label it to share my excitement. I haven't even biased it yet! I built it stock with no alterations. The hard to find 5nF cap was from Smallbear. The NPN germanium CV7112 was from reverb. The HFE is 88 and the leakage is...

A couple things I noticed... 1. You don't need heat shrink on those wires to the bb. 2. It may be too late for that footswitch and bb. Next time, try this process. Scroll down to fig. 24 specifically. https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/basic-workflow-tips-for-building-a-pedalpcb.1165/

Also, it looks great! Of the top of my head, maybe also the intro to "7 and 7 is" by the band Love. Idk. It's not a super useable trem but it sounds oh so good at certain times. It really shines doing those faux synth parts. Hardest part is getting the rest of the band to keep time with it...

I used mine when I was in a one off Blondie cover band for Halloween one year. I emulated the bass synth parts in heart of glass. Guitar→Compressor→synth pedal or fuzz/distortion→phase/flange→tremolo (full depth)→amp. It's the raddest faux synth bass for that bop bop bop bop chop.

...with a short layover at the crossroads

Would love to see a tutorial on that finish. It's really cool!!

It's nice to have a few of them in a pinch! I've used them to make a right angle PCB mount pot when I mistakenly order a solder lug pot. I like to save the thick leads from the 1N5817 diode's in every PedalPCB build.

Very impressive for your first go! Nice design. The flag of England is a nice touch and really works well there. ??? I imagine you could also have used clipped leads for the j201 boards so that you wouldn't need to bend stuff outta the way, but your way looks more profesh.

That's helpful, thanks Chuck

Still have to build mine, but I ordered these tantalums because I always heed your advice ;) . Just curious, why would there be an audible improvement?

I forget already and it's gone but looks like my stash of 1N34A's. They don't need to match. Socket em and have at. The D9E's sold here will work well too.

Looks great! Same with mine. I dremeled the split shaft down. Fyi, not that they're ultra skinny like those knobs, but Brutalist (LMS) and Contempo (SB) knobs fit over everything well. They are the same, just different names. SB just released a new Contempo that's skinny, too. Haven't tried em...

Oh wow super slick! How do you like it?