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In the old days i use to use a watery sponge. Nowadays, I really like the Hakko solder tip cleaner. One is built into the 888 station. After I am done soldering. I clean it with that then coat the tip in solder to store.

You don't love the smell of brain cells dying? What is wrong with you! :ROFLMAO:

Your BT addition inspired me to do this to my Headphone amp as well! Have you tried putting a 0.1uF cap on the voltage reg output to get rid of the audio noise? I found this in the datasheet.

Still some available!! These just came in today. Here is how nice the finish looks in the daylight. The color shifting is excellent!

@Betty Wont I like the minimal! But what do you use to hold the board while soldering?

TOAN? In all seriousness, I think the parts should be chosen relative to what is being made. Wattage used should be based on the power that circuit loads. The component choice, metal film vs carbon comp, is important because of the tolerances associated with them. If you are trying to build as...

This is really interesting! Here is an excerpt from the solder I use "44" flux datasheet. For Kester 63/37 24-6337-0027

Cleaning looks better, but I also inferred that the leftover flux may mess with the integrity of the solder joint in some way.

Would something like this work? https://stompboxparts.com/leds-bezels-optoelectronics/5mm-led-diffusion-lens/ Or maybe the 5mm metal housings?

The 1590N1 is very close to the 125B.

There is a Rev2? Is this the one with the toggles spaced out more?

Those look amazing!!

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/skeptical-buffer.16330/

Have not missed it yet! Still waiting.

MysteryMeat and something fuzzy like a Tonebender

Anyone have any good sources to get some 1N270 germ diodes? Been looking around and haven't able to find any. Also is the NTE109 a viable replacement? https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/nte-electronics-inc/NTE109-5/11648265...

This is legit!

I think the switch jack is for the switch connection to the board. I believe the audition is to test out built PCBs before they go on enclosures.

Saving this. This is crazy good info! Thanks! Did you have any with the aluminum leads taking solder easily? Did you have to crank up the temp on the iron? Was it relatively easy to pry the plastic shroud off?

Maybe his website used descriptive language but he has stated that the Morning Glory is Bluesbreaker when he lumps it into the "black box" BluesBreaker clones along with King of Tone and Pantheon (5:30 timestamp if the link doesn't bring you there) He also talked about clones and gave a gist...