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...not that there's any bebop in this thread. Just trying to use an original title. I put my back out recently, and it took a while before I was able to sit down and finish this pedal. I had everything done but the final soldering, and then I had to wait till I could sit at a desk again. Which...

Here's the amazingly sophisticated LED tester I designed and built out of stuff I had lying around. 1. Attach the black lead's clip to the LED's short leg. 2. Put the resistor you want to try in the red lead's clip. 3. Attach battery 4. Touch the LED's long leg with the OTHER SIDE of the...

Black probe goes to ground. Any ground will do as long as it's grounded. If the pedal is in the enclosure I just use the enclosure itself. If not, whatever ground is convenient, usually the in or out jack ground. EDIT: Ground = negative in this case.

Spot the Kiwi ;)

Cricut, at a guess. Spelling matters.

Yes, it'd be great if someone created a theremin PCB that could be used for real music like a Moog Etherwave or Claravox. I think it'd be very popular, too.

I bought the kit before Xmas, and finally got around to putting it together. It's from Jaycar, who are the sole surviving electronics hobbyist place (ie Radio Shack) in Australia and possibly New Zealand. Jaycar are expensive but it's handy to be able to drop in and grab some capacitors or...

Low effort demo, best I can manage at the moment. Tuning: A string dropped to G.

Sorry to disappoint, if I had a spare I'd share.

It's not a PedalPCB board, it was a collaboration between a few forum members and was only available as a giveaway from Fig. Pretty sure it's a limited edition, so even if Fig wasn't sidelined there may be no more left.

I'm in Australia, so there's no way to make a small order from Mouser worthwhile. Shipping for one capacitor to me = US$24.

I went with purple and green because that seemed like the right scheme for this thing. Green LED. I noticed everyone seemed to go with the PCB specified 1K LED resistor, but that's way too bright for me so I used a 13.3K resi. The LEDR is the one right next to the LED connection in case that...

At long last I have managed to complete this build. And - it sounds great. Though at first it sounded pretty broken, a bit of trimmer adjustment got it sounding nicer. I probably still need a little more adjustment time, though, but there are lots of good sounds (and fun "broken" sounds) in...

I have Uber and Cobalt PCBs ready and waiting, but I also have some other projects that are earlier in the queue.

...and the PCB is still only $8...

Your praise for this pedal is a big part of why I bought the PCB.

And of course the pretty part. I know you prefer the robot pr0n, though. ;)

A lot of folks here rave about this one, so I added it to an order. I'd call it a dirty boost / mild overdrive. I can hear why it's popular; it really sounds like you're overdriving a valve amp, even through a tiny solid state tabletop amp. I used one of the SMD 2222As I got recently...

Stickers from AliExpress. Here's my Special K build report.

MMBT2222A https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002334131697.html MMBFJ201 https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32693046067.html MMBF5457 https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33018658213.html