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I think it's great, also a good idea with the power cord plug (pcb).

very nice!

Thank you! The cleaner is a german product called: KONTAKT 360 Leiterplattenreiniger.

Thanks! In my opinion the pedal feel's bad under the fingers at 18v. It sounds static and hard to my ears. Anyway, If I need, I still can run the pedal at 18v without a fixed charge pump.

I like it clean, I use a special cleaner for pcb's ...

I used panasonic smf and ecq capacitors, the elko's are also from panasonic, those are used in the original klon centaur. The 1uF caps are from WIMA, that because the panasonic 1uF caps are to big for this pcb.

All resistors and caps that used for the "silver pony mod" are in sockets. The extra 1M resistor (pulldown resistor) not exist in the original circuit. Here is also a socket. This one in combination with the bias resistor 1M (Vref) in parallel will give a input impedance of 500K, that's wrong...

Thanks!

It's a trick, I'm using a round piece of wood with a small hole on top. I stick the not needed one into the hole and press it out.

Thanks! No, it's a standard black powder coated hammond 1590BB enclosure.

Today I finished my second PedalPCB project, the kliche (Klon Centaur Clone). I'm very happy with the result. I mainly used capacitors that also found in the original klon centaur. Unfortunaltely I found no panasonic smf or ecq 820pF (821) cap. Does anyone know here where I can get one?

thank you!

Many thanks!

Thanks! The resistors are Vishay Dale CMF55 (metal film). These are high quality resistors, 1% tolerance only. They sound a bit more like carbon resistors, but without any hiss. I also have the Rullywow PCB here, but the arrangement of the pots are not to my taste. In my opinion at 9v the pedal...

Thanks! Bottom 24 mm, Top 18 mm

yes, the arrangement of the leds, pots, footswitches and the change of the power supply (jumpers), no big deal.. ;)

Thank you! Yes, I've already built some pedals, but this is my first build from PedalPCB. I changed the power supply (9V instead 18V) and the design to analogman k.o.t. specification.

I have completed my paragon build, sounds really great. It's just a backup for my analogman k.o.t. v4. I've compared it to my original one and can't hear any difference ... I can't believe it!