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I'm working on a multi-pedal box, too, and my head's turned around a bit. Is it standard for these extra pads to always be extra ground pads? Should they all connected to jack sleeves (grounds)? Does it matter which one's are connected to which? @jnfpbenjamin - good luck on that super box...

"I read a lot of comics books because I'm not a real adult." A lot of adults forget how to have fun. You're living the dream, don't let anyone say otherwise, comrade. Another great demo vid, a service to the community. Rock and roll!

gorgeous work, there!

Did you end up cooking the L78L33? Turns out I just did the same thing with my Leprechaun / Rainbow Machine. Thought I'd poke around the forum before I start poking around on my build. Thanks!

For what it's worth, I built the reissue - it's great! The up/down switch is fun, and the parts were way easier to source. That VTL5C4 is a stinker to find in the classic edition. ;)

mind = blown. thanks @Stickman393 ! just went down a merry faraday cage rabbit hole. what kind of cable do you use for this, just plain 'ol instrument cable with the outer vinyl removed?

+1 tasteful houseplant

Can you go into some further detail on that? I got two fun yet ticky pedals (Sea Horse and Chaos Machine), this seems like a nice fix. A - what's going on here? how to you split the tip/sleeve signals and send that to the board? B - where is the sleeve signal going, if not in these spots? C...

@Paradox916 - bingo! I got the DeWalt 1/2" step bit - fits everything I need.

I've been a historic picker (dunlop greens .88mm)... and a nail-biter. I've dabbled with a bit of finger picking, but it never sounded good because of the stumpy nubs. Upsides to the pandemic: I thought it was a good time to stop putting my fingers in my mouth. Finder picking with nails is so...

@almondcity is on it. Sometimes, if you can't find the exact right size, you can just lay things on their sides. I get creative when I have the right valued parts, but they are a funky size. If you scroll through enough build reports, you'll find some sideways parts, for sure!

Check out this post I made a while back - I stumbled on a blog post explaining the weird patterns to all the values of the common parts. There's a reason for those oddball values, turns out! I got curious again, because the E3, E6, E12 thing didn't stick the first time I found this out, this...

I've been on-again off-again considering an Elektron device. Maybe the Model:Cycles, Digitakt, or Digitone. Anyone use one of those?

Wow - I missed this post when it came out! This is super cool, @fig What type of speaker/cab are you sending your amplified signal to?

For what it's worth: My filter pot always made me wonder, too. The diff is very subtle compared to the more drastic pot neighbors on the pedal.

Just rock along with one of their classics for the next demo. "Put Down the Duckie" is a personal fave. Words to live by!

I second that concept: Transistors will be the dominant factor. I tried a handful, they were wildly different from each other! It's a great pedal.

one route is to do a direct search - if you google the entire forum and shop, you will come up with posts and product pages that have those transistors. for example: [site:pedalpcb.com oc71] shows a bunch of posts for the simulcast and duocast. [site:pedalpcb.com ASX12D] looks like someone...

The Fluke 107 looks great, but what about a $30ish multimeter? Any thoughts on other brands or models? Klein, GB, or Triplett? I'm pretty much using mine for ohms and continuity. Occasionally a voltage reading... and maybe accidentally frying my $7 multimeter when wrenching an engine in the barn...

Solid work! Enclosure Size - which one did you settle on? This one's tricky because of the depth! Sprayer - what kind of sprayer do you use? Just spray cans, or do you have an HVLP rig or something? Pens - what kind of pens do you use? Posca's?