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I'll try this out. Thanks fig. My current spool in running low.

Point me to the tutorial for that!

If I were to be the first to post a demo.... it would do nothing good for its reputation...

Plain old Remington solid.

I heard so many great things about this pedal that I had to build it eventually. The rumors are true apparently. This is one saucy gal. I've got quite the cat fight going on on the lower rail of my pedal board right now for a coveted spot, not the least of which it the Informant I finished...

Nice to have more riders in the hard wire posse...

Joking aside, I’m not enough of a guitarist to have that kind of feel but I do a pretty good job with recognising 4148 and LED clipping.

They all feel similarly tubular to me..

I am speechless. That is a thing of wonder and awe. And the Bobbitt theme... chef's kiss...

I take it off... It probably comes that way too, but I'm just using up old spools of 24 gauge solid that I have around. I tried a few others but this has just the right amount of malleability, stiffness, "memory" or whatever you want to call it to be good for sculpting and getting to have a...

Maybe it’s like golf where a low number is better.

The 46's have 5 more units of "jenai se qua"

Did no one notice that I set the Supply Voltage at 1000V?

So the resistor is limiting the CURRENT, rather than the VOLTAGE.. Then they should call it a CURRENT LIMITING RESISTOR....!! Wait.... shit....

Had drinks with Gordo and Sushiboy tonight. Nathan, being an ACTUAL electrical engineer AGAIN clarified to me that Just as Robert pointed out. The reason it doesn't work the way I was imagining it is because the LED is a PART of the circuit, not just a thing that consumes volts like a Pac...

I guess that answer to my puzzle is that I could measure the resistance between + voltage and the LED pad, and - and ground) determine if there is a resistor in the circuit. You see, I had it in my head that the CLR takes teh 9V down to 3V, and I could measure the voltage at the positive pad...

At this point I'm actually asking "for science" There is a conceptual gap I am trying to exorcise...

Let's say I have a board from a PCB maker that doesn't prove build docs... (just sayin...) I'm ready to finish the build, the last thing is soldering in the LED. I'm going to use an orange LED because they're the best... My led has a Forward Voltage of 2.1 and a forward current of 50mA Can I...

So.... stick with me... trying make this stick in my head... Can you use you DMM to test a pad to know if there is an appropriate CLR in place?

Never mind, I figured it out. just need to find a source of 8.32e+5 resistors...