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People typically bend the pot legs a bit to fit in this scenario as there are dimensional differences between the different manufacturers.

Has the email alert option for DMs been removed?

It wouldn't have mattered. The initial ruling gave a ten-day window to cease collection. And it's applied when it hits the port of entry, right? Not the time of ordering.

I really like (THAT) VCA comps for bass. I’ve found that they tend to handle the difference in signal amplitude across the bass spectrum quite well so dynamics are overall more balanced.

It was a marketing tie-in with Twisted Metal.

Oh, I didn’t know Joe manchin had a solo project.

Also not connected to anything. Are you running the ERC?

Please preserve it in a bot hall of fame.

So, I gotta say, crushed garlic is key to a solid pizza.

That didn't throw an error for being an unconnected island? I can't see any connection between those pads/pour and an actual connection to the GND net. That should be a separate error than a violation of the thermal relief design rules.

By definition, a dual in-line package will not fit a DPDT footprint. You'll have to search for other switch housing/activator styles that would share a DPDT toggle footprint. EDIT: Confirm with the mechanical drawings to ensure pinout and internal clearance--a slide switch like this may work.

Your post is a little confusing to me—it seems that the word ‘bias’ is applying to multiple parameters of the JFET device. Both circuits you’re working on are source follower amplifiers. The first section, Setting the Bias, in Chuck’s post discusses this type of arrangement. The trimpot in...

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/jfet-biasing-part-1.5177/

You really should be book matching those squiggly lines. And those square bits are all wrong.

You fake symmetry?

Yep—and that definition carries over in modern use within Romance languages. This may be out of scope from the OP: I think that in colloquial use (at least in the US), the professional/amateur dichotomy comes from sports classifications and attitudes toward money rather than etymologic roots...

Is the carrier the 'exporter'? The text seemed to indicate that the exporter--what I assumed to be the one filling out the customs declaration--would be determining the fee scheme applied. In any case, it seems that JLC will be telling you upfront what will be applied to the order at the point...

Anything looking okay for hobbyist level, or is everything more suited to commercial runs?

Is the prepay option with JLC effectively cheaper by avoiding brokerage fees?

I just checked by adding a recent order to may cart. Tariff fee shows up for all shipping methods but global standard direct line. Merchandise: $38.58 Shipping Estimate: $26.56 Customs Duties and Taxes: $67.52 (Effective rate = 175%) Global Standard Direct Line note: Carriage paid to a named...