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This is absolutely killer, and I want one! I prefer a Marshall base tone, and I use a Strymon Iridium into headphones, and this seems like it could totally replace it!

Moar Skreddy! And I would love to see some OBNE PCBs, I've never seen one, not sure I've even seen a layout or Vero for one.

I have some new-in-box NOS germanium black plate red dot ones I'll let go... for a price ;)

Gorgeous! You used your scribe thing for the lettering right? I have one coming from ebay today, fingers crossed I can get results half as nice as yours!

I try to use 35V+ in everything, as I like to use 18V on most pedals if I can. Also this is a phenomenal post, can't wait to test this out!

Count me in for at least 2!

I asked Robert about this, and here is his response.

Great work as always! And a character I recognize for once :p And this reminds me I should build a Boss pedal. I've never built or even played one...

I hope so, I'd build one in a second if those Gerbers get posted!

That wiring is soooo clean. Gorgeous work!

This is so cool! I saw someone use something similar on reddit. I tried finding one myself, but I'm not sure what to call it. I tried lettering set, but that just gives me a bunch of letters and not the drawing apparatus.

Can you say what your design is? Something for us degenerate addicts maybe? ;)

Suuuuper cool! Is a guitar version in the works as well! I'm curious how the IR/cabsim piece works. I assume there's some digital components in there that have the IR in memory, and they process the input signal?

Do you happen have the Gerbers for the faceplace? Not sure if there is one available, or you made it yourself. If not, no worries!

Lol it's not as bad as it sounds, and is similar to the way others do it here. It allows me to pick parts one day, and build another day, as I don't have long uninterrupted stretches of time often. I'll do a few pedals in one go, similar to @Seasoned Novice 's method. I have all my parts well...

Gorgeous!

I love populating and soldering, it feels therapeutic and relaxing and almost a Zen- or flow-like state. I hate off-board wiring, like everyone else, so I rarely do it. I also hate getting out all my parts and putting each cap, resistor, etc. onto my printed out part sheet. I've gotten pretty...

@Kroars I am planning the same, going through my stock of transistors and putting them into my Titania. Let me know which ones you end up liking, and I'll do the same! I plan on going down to really low values, to see if I can get some OD tones as well as fuzz.

Thinking about it, would this work with the existing PPCB relay switching boards? It seems to match what you say is needed (in combination with a reed switch of course), but I'm no expert.

This is really cool! Do you have a working circuit to go along with this? I could definitely handle building this switch, but the corresponding circuit is beyond me to build from scratch. A schematic and I'm set though.