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in that case, might be easier to start with a larger washer and just cut a tab to bend down?

Just got an email they got 3000 more in Incase anyone missed out.

Not very efficient use of space, but I wonder if you could do this with a dual pendulum board and resistors instead of the LDR.

My solution for this is to just use 6 switching jacks on my 3 in 1 pedal so with nothing plugged in you have the default order and then for the other combinations you just plug in patch cables, this also lets you put other things in between them which is nice.

Yeah, the ugly stuff just goes onto the keepers. extra knobs just means i need to make more keepers.

Clean build as always! I’m surprised how much I like the glossy texture on the paint, it looks great. One of my favorite vero builds was a lovepedal purple plexi 800 clone which is kinda similar circuit with just the lm386 fighting for its life making all the distortion. I used to always boost...

I always love to see a big muff build! This color just makes me think of green Russians when I see it. Small bear has the green Russian knobs if you’re after that look, not sure how big they are, so might need to check the spacing. I’m also a 2n3904 enthusiast. No sockets means it must be time...

Your graphics are always 10/10, awesome build!

I think the full tone 2b is exactly what you described, if you are going the klon route check out the archer clean, it’s a similar circuit but with less dirt so it might do the trick.

Sick build! That’s definitely the most pots I’ve seen on a 125b. What did you put on the outside besides the two trimmers?

Can’t comment on the effect itself, but for the switching you could get really crazy with it and have the other poles on the foot switch swap in a different sustain pot so you could have two settings with the mode switch as well.

I think a lot of people like the boost at the front or back, so order switching that could be worth your time. You could do two switches, one for boost first or last and the other to swap the klon and light speed, but I don’t know how valuable it will be to you to have those different sounds...

Is your IC the TC1044S? if you remove all the transistors except the one on the right (above the 3n3 cap and 10k resistor), do you still get the noise?

Could be oscillation due to wiring or grounding. Make sure your grounds are all good and secure and check if you have any wires, particularly input and output wires too close. Also if it has a voltage inverter IC make sure you have an IC that operates outside the audio range.

I don't know how you can predetermine the range you will need, I would think it would depend a lot on the transistors you end up using. if I wanted to go this route I'd try it on a breadboard and see what the minimum and maximum resistance I wanted would be and then see what the closest thing I...

Some people don't use the included plastic washer for the footswitch!

This is done in LTSpice. There is a good guide on here for getting started with it by @Chuck D. Bones https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/ltspice-tutorial-part-1.6872/

I tried to simulate the LFOs to compare, but it wouldn't work with the switch, not sure why. Changing the R29 R30 voltage divider back to 2.7Meg slowed it down and got a wider swing like the pendulum, but I'm not sure if it would affect your waveform switch as that part wouldn't simulate for me...

What LDR and LED did you use and how are they installed?

That appears to be the schematic. The IC2 holds pedalpcb's program to make IC3 do the work. The PCB comes with IC2 preprogrammed.