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Now you mention it, my dream fuzz enclosure had some tiny bubbles/dust in it. Spencer at AmplifyFUN might be your man. I never used his services myself, but I know some people here had really great results with him. https://amplifyfun.com/

If you look at those, the candy red had double white, not the other two. You can clearly see that the enclosure colors shows under the single white even with clear colors. I was expecting this. https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/a-powerful-trio.21563/

Did you double printed the white layer (option) ?

That's subtle, but depth definitely have an effect in the vibrato (up) mode. With the switch down, not so much.

I'll try to get it out tonight to play with the settings and let you know

Ok, i was out and did not remember what it was exactly.

There is a note in the docs about vibrato, you checked that? I was also wondering about mine when I built it

I guess my little dmm has it's limits. I know for sure it goes up to aroung 150mA, but them it beeps and retries... at this point, I might try a reflow and maybe bigger caps.

Yes, that was my post. The answer I got was from Kevin at aion. I will measure mine, I have a feeling it's higher and will need to figure why if it is. Thanks again.

Thank you. I think I get what you are saying. I'll try to really understand it in the morning. But overall, bigger caps could help, but lets say a 2A regulator would be better. Still, I think I need to check first how much current my L4 is drawing.

I think the 12v where for the usb power.

Ok, so only some pedals seems to introduce noise. And on one of these I know there is a probles.... poorly grounded pedals maybe ?

So, I've built two of those. One per BOM, works great One, I've upped two dc-dc converter for higher current output. I have problems, I was using my L4 to test bigger current draw, and maybe there is something wrong with the L4, BUT even with a simple fuz pedal that works on a 100mA output...

Thank you, I really like how they turned out!

I've completed some power units. First, USB power, ideal for powering pedals that dont need too much curreent. Next, a 4x100mA power brick. That one is for my wife, who always forgets to remove the input from her battery powered pedals. Last, a 2x100mA, 1x200mA and 1x300mA. I planned to power...

I always start by the center pin, the big bent tab going down (the flat side is horizontal. That one is your negative. Then going up, you will have the one that is at he left that is your positive and the top one is the switch. Here is a nice clear picture I found, just not oriented the way I...

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Not sure what those switches are. Can it be unplugged just by a connector ? In that case maybe swapping would not be so hard after all.

It ma be twice as hard as just buying a new footswitch to replace the bad one. How does it looks inside ?

I have to box that one, great build !