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I've used this with the traditional waterslides. I'm not sure it is comparable with the film free process. Have you tried it?

Wouldn't use anything that would be used for food later. I'm not sure what is in the glue, could be toxic. I have a crappy toaster over in the garage.

It works especially well on raw enclosures. It looks like yours might be sanded. A couple of tips: 1. Clean the enclosure with soap and water really well. 2. Don't apply too much glue. A thin layer works best. 3. (Most important) After soaking the label and getting it to come off the...

Badass, sir.......Badass :cool:

Looks good, congrats! For the trim pots: with the feedback control maxed you want to turn the RES trim up until you get runaway oscillations. You will know it when you hear it, it's super loud. Then you turn down the RES trim to just below that point. The other noise you are talking about...

Thanks :cool: Individually labeled was where my brain went. I needed the confirmation in case I was being too OCD.

So, I'm diving into fuzz land. I ordered a few lots of Ge transistors from eBay and I'm planning to measure them all with my Peak DCA55. I was wondering how people usually sort them? Should I label each one or can I group them based on hfe and leakage?

This is handy as hell. Thanks Robert and Harry Klippton! Now, everyone admit they just spent the last hour looking at all their own build reports :ROFLMAO:

Top shelf, dude! :cool:

3007 needs a 3101 Sorry about the transistor comment. There is a trace near the bottom right transistor I thought was the transistor outline.

One of your transistors appears to be in backwards.

If I'm reading this correctly, you audio probed C1 and heard guitar? If so, do you hear guitar at C5?

Can you double check your foot switch and jack wiring? Also, verify that, when you are testing, the guitar and amp are connected to the right jacks (I've made that mistake before). No signal at all usually indicates a wiring problem or a short to ground. The hum gives me this impression too...

Badassatude, sir!

Amazing build! I didn't quite understand from the post. Did you make the enclosure yourself?

There is a demo in this thread: https://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=32106.msg309492#msg309492

You can covert a B25k to an A25k by soldering a 4k7 resister between pin 2 and pin 1 (sometimes its pin 3) of the B25k pot. You have to take a look at the circuit to figure out if you want pin 2->3 or 2->1; one will change the taper to C, one will change it to A. I've done this loads of times...

Thanks guys! Me too, pretty much been my jam since Tayda started carrying them.

https://www.taydaelectronics.com/hardware/dc-power/dc-power-jack-2-1mm-enclosed-frame-with-switch-panel-mount.html Wouldn't recommend them, they need some glue to keep them from spinning around.

I do dig it :cool: Ugliness on demand. Thanks for the hook ups!