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Thanks! Here is a link to the edge connectors: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BPP6SVRD?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details Here is a link to the PCB at OSHPark: https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/KOS8pUlv The EEPROM footprint is SOIC-8, the capacitor is 0.1uF 0805.

Here it is in a stand alone enclosure. There are N/C contacts on all the loops, so if you don't plug something in it just gets automatically bridged. It's a stomp switch and there are no contacts left for the LED. So you just have to use your ears. If you want visual confirmation you could just...

My pedalboard is 10% little bits of marijuana and cat hair. So we will see how this goes.

When the switch is fully pressed it is still about 5mm above the board edge. So if you were really stomping on it you may hit the pcb. The socket is just hot glued in from the backside, so hopefully that would give way first. I wanted to leave enough cart sticking up to make it easy to remove...

Here is my Arachnid build with an external EEPROM "Cart". I used a 8 pin board edge connector I found on Amazon. This allows the cart to be inserted in either direction and still operate. I also changed R5 from 3.3V to GND. This allows the cart to toggle the FV-1 pin 13 on insertion. This means...

Ok, it didn't like that last mod. I noticed when I dropped regulated voltage I started getting distortion in the output. So I set the output voltlage back to the stock value of 11.6V with a 1k resistor. Now no more distortion, nice and clean sound again. I am back to running it on 18V input as...

Holy crap that is loud! I reduced the 1k resistor down to 680 which dropped the 11.6V regulator output to 8.29V. Now I can actually get the volume knob to 9 o'clock, and that is plenty loud for my livingroom. Before I was down at like 7:30, or 8. I am running into a 4 ohm 2x10" cabinet...

Here is a Tiny Giant build I just completed. Managed to fit it into a 1590A enclosure. Just powered it up and it is all working. Now to see how hot it gets.

Opps. I mean yes

Well I wasn't trying to throw any shade at JHS. But they were an inspiration for the name. Side note, the Blue housing was originally going to be a "Blue Breaker", but I realized I had a "Glory Hole" in the works which is basically the same pedal with an output buffer. So I changed directions...

You guessed correctly. (y)

Here is my take on a hypothetical "PedalPCB 3 Series". A low cost set of classic pedals using only 3 knobs, and pre-drilled powder coated enclosures from Tayda. Try to guess: Black = Muroidea (Rat) Green = Little Green Scream Machine (Tube Screamer) Yellow = UberDrive (Boss SD-1) Blue = Cobalt...

Here is my Abyss build. It is a few months old now but I just finished the case today. This was my first attempt at hydro dipping. First layer was a white primer. Then I used Neon Green, Neon Pink and Neon Orange. All the other colors are just happy little accidents. Really happy with how it...

I hooked up to pin 2 of the pots, which i believe is the output. I think that pot is wired: 1 = Ground 2 = Output 3 = Input

Squidward build, Day of the Tentacle themed. I usually don't decorate the enclosures, but there was so much free space on this one (no pots) I had to. Pretty happy with how it turned out. It is just sharpie under packing tape. So far I have tried it into a Muroidea and a Dream Fuzz and they...

I have a 10uF SMD cap on the output, if I remember correctly. I think most of the noise is coming from the antenna being so close to the main PCB. Right now I have a piece of double sided foam tape between the BT module and the PCB. I was thinking I may try adding a layer of copper tape and...

Is it possible those glass diodes are in backwards? Specifically D1 and D2. It won't matter if you have D3 and D4 backwards, as long as they both are. Can you check with a DMM?

I shared the PCB on OSHPark if anyone wants to order their own. If you want the visible traces click the "After Dark" option. Otherwise you will get a purple board which is still cool. https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/JJlqqFdV

Just going slow and taking my time. Digital calipers and a nice straight edge are a big help. I use an auto punch in the kitchen where the light is good, then a center punch in the shed where the vice is. Small pilot hole, then step drill. Yeah, I really like when I can visualize the schematic...

Here is an LPB-1 build that I just completed. I drew the PCB myself, and ordered it from OSHPark. There is clear solder mask over black fiberglass so the traces are very visible. I wanted my board to have a side jack on the guitar side, and had just enough room for a 1590G. So I side mounted the...