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Just finished up this parenthesis build...the overdrive and boost sound massive, and I'm really pleased there, but the octave is completely absent when it's engaged. Here's the symptoms: - Everything but the octave bypassed: only the guitar's dry sound is coming through - Distortion and octave...

I used to have issues with noise here and there at shitty venues with dirty power and finally picked up a Strymon Zuma. It's on the pricier end, but it's served me very very well. At the time I bought it I had a few digital pedals that required 500mA and it was one of the only ones that could...

love the clipping LEDs on the outside!

Thanks! I'm 90% sure they're these (I bought them a while ago and forget): https://lovemyswitches.com/sandblasted-black-aluminum-knob-small-18t-knurled-shaft-12-7-x-10-2mm/

Thanks! Also thanks!

First go at drilling my own enclosures went pretty ok! It won't win any beauty contests but it sounds great and I'm really happy with it! The textured black enclosure from Tayda has a really great feel, although I am feeling meh about the knobs and LED bezel but glad I tried them out. I really...

I managed to snag a couple from this site, they were one of the only places I could find that had them in stock: https://www.amplifiedparts.com/products/reverb-module-accutronics-belton-digi-log-horizontal-mini

That is supremely helpful! Thanks!

These look great! I really love the copper enclosures. For the toggle switches on the emu, did you end up drilling a normal circular hole with the intention of covering it with the faceplate, or did you create square holes (and if so, how'd you go about it)? I'm planning one of these but this...

How do we convince them to keep this around indefinitely?? I need more time to create artwork!

I have always been really fond of some kind of tubescreamer into some kind of big muff, it gets super beefy and the infamous TS mid hump does wonders for the bassier muff models (e.g. the Russian ones).

Haha I figured I might have done it wrong! You put all that effort into adding those hints to the silkscreen and I was like "wait, which way is down?" Having to twist the wires really should have been a hint. Definitely going to pick up some of those lenses!!

This was a lot of fun! I had built the zen drive prior, and before that done kits, but this was by far the most challenging build I've taken on yet. Thanks SO MUCH to PedalPCB for not only having the highest quality PCBs I've seen, but also selling those pre-soldered J201s. Good lord. Seeing the...