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This is the part I really identify with. Nice work!

I 100% agree there are a lot of good Russian people who are suffering at no fault of their own, and it's tragedy. However, speaking for myself, I can't in good conscience add any money to the Russian economy, and it goes waaaay beyond what's happening in Ukraine right now. A few bucks spent on...

What about buying Russian transistors from countries other than the Russian Federation and Belarus?

Can't just drop that on us. Building a phaser? How you gonna test? Can you talk me into buying a DCA 75 and Windows machine so I can match JFETs with the curve-tracing feature?

I've had fancy, audio-grade parts backfire, sounding worse than the basic, everyday parts. My best advice is just to not skimp on electrolytic capacitors. Generally, though, I've found no sonic advantage to audiophile parts in low voltage pedals. I use them for fun and aesthetics, like in this...

There's a good example of a JFET phase shifter in the vibrato edition of Stompboxology - Vibratomatic IV

It's got this famous 'mini booster' drawn out - in 1970.

The sample circuits are awesome. I always knew them as the AN-32 document.

I just populated mine yesterday and built it 100% stock to the build doc and drain voltages printed on the PCB and it rips.

Didn't even realize this was a thing. This is the way to go.

Plenty of TH J201s available at Mouser. Bit pricey.

Had to get this on on your recommendation. I'd like to use some different JFETs, though, so is it possible to get a schematic? Also appreciate one for electrovibe mini.

Never seen the momentary on the far left before. Looks interesting. Got a link?

Whew, those are some hot FETs! I gotta get me some 482s. I really dig the raunchiness from those clippers.

I liked my design from Chuck's contest so much I got a PPCB Muffin board and got it all boxed up. The schematic is in the link, but the general idea is it's pretty much a Big Muff made over with all JFET transistors - including using them for the clipping diodes. The tone control is modified...

My guess is an LFO for an LED/LDR setup.