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Yea I'll give that a shot. I tried reflowing all the components around that IC (on the schematic) and that didn't make much of a difference. With my audio probe the signal makes it all the way to pin 3 of the chip then doesn't come back out again, and the resistor that pin 7 would be going to...

Update: I traced the signal with my audioprobe and seem to be hitting a dead end once I get to IC 3. The signal makes it into IC just fine at pin 3, but there's nothing coming out of pin 7 and my voltage readings are all out of whack: 1--5.3v 2--7.3v 3--4.7v 4--14.9v 5--14.9v 6--7.3v 7--9.8v...

Hey all! I just finished up this Lectric FX Dandy Horse build and am a bit stumped by it at the moment. Hoping to get some guidance from you all, if possible. I'm running into some issues on the biasing section. Initially, I was able to get 500hz and 125hz readings from the test pad. When I...

Hey all! I finished up this Echo Machine at some point in the last few weeks. Overall the build was pretty straightforward, aside from that massive chip that's in there. Pretty easy to source, though, since AionFX sells various components now, this chip being one of them. As for the delay...

I love that image for the decal! I've found that if you use transparent decals it's hard to get the color to show up against darker or more bold backgrounds. If you haven't already, check out the decal paper that is on a white background. Makes it way easier to have your colors show up...

Thank you!

I was pretty blown away by how awesome they look in person. So many sparkles!

Hey all! Once again, life has gotten a little busy, so I haven't had as much time to build/post about my builds these days. I'm a teacher, so I have summers off, but I'm currently working on two classes for my master's degree and that's taking up a lot of my time. I also just went on a trip to...

Thank you! I’m pretty happy with how it turned out

Man, that is such a killer looking build. Those knobs are such a great choice for that enclosure!

Yea I use Starryai and just put in different prompt generators, styles, etc. Here’s what I did for this one: I have no idea what it’ll come up with or what I’m even doing half the time, and it often feels like a weird madlib haha. But that’s part of the fun of it I think.

Thank you! It is definitely Union Jack-esque. I wish I could take credit for it but I’m not really much of a visual artist, so I’ve been using some art generators for my decals. It’s been fun seeing what I can come up with and trying to match the design to the circuit inside it.

Super clean build! I love mine and use it quite a bit. It also took me a while to really wrap my head around what it's doing and how the controls all interact with each other. If you haven't seen it yet, Mark Johnston has a great video on it where he walks through some of its uses. That was...

Glad I could help! That build looks awesome, by the way!!

Right?? I was pleasantly surprised when I first fired it up. Really cool sounding pedal.

Can’t wait to see it!

Hey hey! Finished this build the other day and was immediately impressed by how awesome it sounds. It can be tough to get excited about drives these days, given how many of them there are, but this one feels unique enough to stand out among some of the other drives I've built in the last year...

Thanks! Yea those clear knobs just felt right haha. And I just used the drill template from the build docs that are posted here: https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/leprechaun/

Interesting. Would that prevent the pedal from working altogether?

Yea when I've got a little more time to sit down with it I'll take it all out. I'm willing to bet someone used the wrong kind of power supply and fried the diode, since I can't imagine JHS would put out a modded pedal that was messed up in some other kind of way. But maybe I'm giving them too...