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You’re good if the changes make you to play guitar more and current channel volume difference fits your needs better than stock circuit.

Have you tried jumping R17 with alligator clips if it brings Clean vol up? I’d start from there if there’s no cold solder spots or other problems you catch visually or with DMM. If jumping R17 works, maybe change Clean side switching circuit same as in OD side. Edit. hold your horses and do...

Now it all starts to make sense as concept described at start was a bit hard to grasp. If it’s tone and vol only, why not go mechanical route first with sliding pots or rollers (like in keyboards) attached to regular pots?

It’s the reason I use Ge-FF as first pedal in board. Why it isn’t possible? What you’re doing seems complicated and I wonder wouldn’t it just be enough to include (AMZ) pickup simulator w/ transformer or real pickup coil into the fuzz box circuit or before it like others do it and call it a day...

Im reading this over and over again, but cannot understand what is a midi controlled pickup simulator, why you need one and what you think it’s gonna solve. :unsure:

To say what to look at, please define what kind of change you’re aiming to? Less brite or more everything? That’s tone circuit in the NFB partion of an operational amplifier stage. R12 ratio to two 3.3Ks parallel with pot between sets gain and pot setting also affects low freq content passing...

it’s all good man

Well, it definately smells like buffer.

I’m just throwing some ideas lifted from recent reads with pedal stuff and deeds with tube amps. Nothing technical, but hopefully practical with some adjusting? Tone stacks can be considered as lossy for gain. For this reason a cathode follower stage is usually used before tone stack in tube...

Remove old solder and reflow these. OUT pad is worst and could cause static. Also cold soldered GND pads cause excessive resistance which is noise.

I used to believe in this, but there’s a real difference how copper traces heat and take solder. And it’s not about solder type, lack of flux or technique. :/ So sample vero/perf first if it’s workable before getting a stock.

C6 is just for AC signal coupling. Better to match C6&11 values.

http://spinsemi.com/Products/datasheets/spn1001/FV-1.pdf I’d try it with 470n caps. Or with 470n caps paralled through from top and bottom of the pcb for atleast c10.

Im so sorry I did this: Look up the fuzz face analysis on ElectroSmash site.

Megalith Megalith Megalith Megalith And the fifth one is HPF No supporting arguments this time.

Got the idea?

Checked schematic, if you turn mix down and turn volume all way up how is gain compared to bypassed signal? I’ve had bad pots and incorrectly oriented voltage regulator pins :)

Transistor pin orientation checked? Are ICs good, not fake? I know this isn’t what it looks like, but still cannot unsee cracked IC here. :D

4 preamp tubes for one reverb. Really? What I miss here? I know MOD unit aims for compatibility about where it’s placed in chain, but that amount of dual triodes would be enough for a complete preamp with PI included.