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Sweet! I may pick this one up. I saw one review listed there that wanted to swap out the 3116 for a 3255.

I thought it was 100W mono? This would be cool to split the signal or maybe have an internal charge pump to run it at 18-24V

sweet interested in a real 3116 as well. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

Are there any vendors selling real confirmed TPA3118s?

Can you scratch off the black revealing the copper trace and solder a wire to that?

I wanted to add that even if the space of the jacks are apart are not what you want using the 125b template, the vertical height works out great if you move the template around to get it where you really want. So if you can get the spacing measured out you can always get a correctly placed hole...

That's pretty cool. You can connect them like Legos or use them in prototype designs on the protoboard

I need details. Looks amazing. What is it... Power Amp?

For 1N914 diodes, 1N4148 are generally interchangeable with them.

This is great! I didn't know this pedal was a thing. It'll be my next pedalpcb purchase...

Depends on what you want. I like Ceriatone. Once you dive into his schematics you see he has some lifestyle improvements. For exact chassis fender replicas like a Princeton I was looking at stewmac and monotone. I decided on a Ceriatone 5F6a because I like the chassis.

Here are the Mouser headers I used on mine for anyone who wants a Tayda alternative. 3pin female - 517-929850-01-03-RA 3pin male - 517-2303-6111TG 6pin male - 517-929400-01-06-RK I have a whole Mouser BOM if anyone wants it.

This is how I am currently using mine.

That is pretty cool! I have a set of clips that don't clamp (came that way). Gonna do this to them.

I'll give a not joking answer. Recapping a pedal I don't think would be unheard of depending on the life the pedal lived and how it may have been treated. When I was repairing computers in the mid-2000s, I saw a few motherboards needing to be recapped due to leakage. Computers don't take more...

I give all my PCBs a wipe down with isopropyl (I use 99%) to clean them before I start soldering. I believe this removes any "dirt" or whatever is on there and makes soldering a little cleaner.

Whoa! I didn't know they were selling for that much here... that's crazy. Can you buy from Andertons and ship it to the states for less?

I haven't! You mean put two pairs of parallel diodes in series?

Cool Avengers shirt! Iron Man right?

Oh no I didn't mean it like that. Just trying to be helpful. I am going through diode selection now for my klone and was thinking of reasons they would sound different due to different values. Yeah some diodes clip harsher. I tried some D18 and they gave me some gnarly feedback when I upped the...