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Hey @Bobb Lobblaw Welcome to the zoo:) This pedal already has a charge pump and runs at 18v internally.

Ok this calls for a "BlackHat Sheepy" collab. Hmmm....something swirly and whooshy, and maybe that also goes RRRRRRR.......:)

Always happy to share. As a stand alone overdrive, the TS808 and its variants invariably have a very recognizable low to medium gain sound. But try stacking it into another overdrive use it to push an amp into a higher level of drive. That's where the magic of the Tube Screamer comes in and...

The Dual OpAmp version was only shipped for a very little while. Less than a year as I recall. @aion has a great write up of the history on his version called the "Stratosphere". Side by side with my LGSM the difference is slight but there. This is about as vintage as TS808 as you can get, Of...

It's pretty awesome isn't it? I can't believe I wrote this off for years because of the lack of the VCA's. And I am SO GLAD that @Robert bought out SmallBear's stock of the CoolAudio V2159's and are making them available for sale in the shop. This has become by far my favorite compressor. You...

Yah already using a TL022.

Well, I'll be the first to throw this up. It's not "DONE" as the distortion side isn't working and I haven't had the chance to figure it out. But since we're looking at the behavior of the phasing I thought I'd focus on that. I initially biased according to the build doc, -1.35v but I wound up...

Sorry dude, I didn't realize that @bean did a new layout for the Touchstone. I love mine and would build it in a 125b if I had to.

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/mbp-touchstone-ehx-small-clone-chorus.14960/

On those two stubborn pins that don't seem to clear out with the solder sucker, try putting a dab of fresh solder on them and allow it enough heat to melt and mix into the pad then try the solder sucker again.

Anyone get this built yet? I'm still waiting for a couple of parts to come in but it's staged and ready to start my build.

Yup for sure. I usually use a pair of needle nose to bend the legs to the shape I need one pot at a time. I obviously didn't do it enough on this one. I imagine when I forced it in what I thought was the threads catching on the hole was actually the phenolic giving up the ghost!

Yah I had to do some pot bending to make it all work. That was MY fault for not measuring first, I eyeballed it and it looked like Robert's standard layout, it wasn't haha.

I was determined to find something that would fit that board footprint!

Ok, when I typed in "biggus" in the title I got a lot of responses of a more vulgar "Biggus" pedals hahaha. This is @MattG's Gigantic Sauce Container PCB that he was so kind to send me. Based on the Way Huge Saucy overdrive that I had never heard of. It's very rare for me to build an overdrive...

Thanks but @szukalskii is going to work up a PCB faceplate for me!

Great to see you on the forum Jamie!

I built this one a few months ago and I was sitting on the fence about posting a build report because it was so ugly. But, I decided to show my true self, warts and all. hahaha. This is another board I bought years ago during a shopping spree. Must have been a sale or something... :p...

oh that's easy, because you always need one extra in case you shoot one across the garage floor......

If you need some MMBF5457's for this build DM and I can send you some.