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Heh, I design most of my onboard preamp and pedal oriented PCBs specifically to leverage the smaller size of the 50V Wimas. I use the 1.5uF and 2.2uF ones quite a bit as well. I could see it being annoying if you don't already order stuff from Mouser all the time though! ;)

How about this: https://www.taydaelectronics.com/wima-mks2-1uf-50v-10-polyester-film-box-type-capacitor.html ? That's the smallest 1uF film cap I'm aware of, I buy them by the 100s from Mouser.

Almost none of my favorite opamps are even available as through-hole parts right now, FWIW. If you start with the larger part sizes and invest in a few properly small soldering iron tips it gets easier pretty quickly, I'm over 70 and do fine hand soldering many things without even using...

https://oshpark.com/ If you find something you want in the shared boards section it's as simple as clicking and paying, then waiting about two weeks for your order to show up. They're a US based vendor and so are the board fabrication houses they contract with. For very small boards like...

I highly recommend this one based on my test results so far, but for the moment you would need to roll quite a bit of the build on your own: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/digital-bbd-concept-looking-for-comments-and-beta-testers.18909/ Mono --> stereo applications have been my primary...

Cool, thanks. I have a bunch of NOS boards similar to that that were used in Genz-Benz amps eons ago, but they only have 16 presets. Fender used a very similar format board for a while as well IIRC.

All good, I'm more than happy with what I have for now and among other things I still have to figure out how I'm going to implement a stereo cab config on the bass side.

??? Is it actually the V1000 or something I've missed?

I like your proposed change a lot and would be more than happy to give it a whirl ASAP. My primary motivation for adding another module would be to allow more taps for chorus effects, as my gold standard is probably still the old Rocktron Intellifex, which could do up to 8 taps with stereo...

Now that I see your your application the solution looks pretty simple, and @Brett already nailed it. ;)

You can find the global setting in KiCAD here: And then beyond that you can tweak individual pad reliefs here:

Congratulations on getting your product to market in such a timely manner! For my part, I now have a 1590D box loaded up with 13 pots, with one more hole in reserve for the moment while I work out my implementation of modulation functions. The new CV option for Program 5 that we upgraded my...

I'll go for without, please. ;) There's a lot of congruency with what I'm working on with the CT3680 at the moment. I have all sorts of surplus stuffed HPF and LPF boards kicking around, and a few single band PEQ ones too. Once I finally get my open source EQ pedal project wrapped up I'd like to...

I bit on this and just did my first in-field firmware update yesterday. There were a few swerves while I worked out getting everything to play nice from the command line on my new Win11 desktop box, but the process was pretty simple beyond that. So now I have the means to tweak stereo panning...

Most of that stuff is more or less the same as this: https://bntechgo.com/silicone-wire/24-gauge-silicone-wire/ I've been using their 22 ga in most of my own builds for several years, but keep an assortment of 24 ga colors for other peoples' layouts that require that. There are lot of tiny...

Great to see that your pricing came in a little under my ballpark estimate/recommendation I sent along in email feedback. ;)

I'm on to my newly revamped electric guitar and program 4 now, finally. Working really well for slapback and doubling, and I'm noticing that in this config delay control interaction between taps feels noticeably different, i.e. more predictable. But I was getting some very useful 'verb effects...

Thanks for that thought, but the manually controlled resonant low pass filters I build so frequently are really a whole different animal. ;)

Me too, a local friend of mine has the matching one of the original pair and I am seriously thinking about trading something back for it and putting an 8 in it as well. There are some smaller versions of that horn that would probably work great in this application too, the cast aluminum 18 Sound...

Satellite/acoustic guitar 8" + horn cab is now up and running: Even with that big scary horn running pretty hot the noise floor of my various delay configs has been excellent so far. I'll be bumping up the complexity now, and start concentrating on the stereo aspect, including the new stereo...