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What are you building? Depending on where they are (if they're in a charge pump circuit) you might can substitute them with the nearest value you have.

Here I yam.

And a little on the footswitch for good measure. (I know, I know, it's supposed to be relic'd)

That goop ain't stopping nothing. :ROFLMAO: EDIT: Except third party repairs.

My guess, just based on a quick playthrough, is Os Mutantes Fuzz.

:cautious:

Not amused. Spray paint and goop? This was a really nice looking pedal otherwise. So disappointed in that decision.... This is going to take tens of minutes to undo....

Well, I don't know the riff, but ....

Heeeey I've seen that ammo crate somewhere before.... 🤓 That looks excellent!

Like DGWVI suggested, make sure your transistors are the correct part number. Make sure the MMBFJ201 is facing the right direction (the SMD transistor itself should be facing the 33n capacitor below it). Pull out the opamps and reseat them firmly. Your build is pretty dang clean, it'd be a...

The values printed on the PCB are correct, you had them right.

It's a photocell. (Essentially an LED pointing at a light sensitive resistor) https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/a2007/

I've been told that it is the Eliminator with different artwork. I cannot confirm this yet, but I suspect that it true.

Your choice, either will work. Most folks would probably lean towards the 2.2uF to avoid using the MLCC, I would use the MLCC just to spite them. 🤣 🤣

I personally would have no problem using those.

These are what I use, regardless of any forum warnings: ;) https://www.taydaelectronics.com/1uf-50v-multilayer-ceramic-capacitor.html If you're really concerned about the capacitance dropping with DC bias (the primary "issue" with MLCC) then just bump them up to 10uF, but it's really not...

You might have a 4K7 installed in R20 as well, which should be 47K.

Make sure R7 is 10K, it looks like you might have a 1K installed there.

Never really been an issue... I've hit the table a few times, this is the only mark I've left.

I've never used a vise either. Those X/Y milling vises look cool, but I can slide the enclosure around on the table just as well. Stepped bits can snatch the enclosure out of your hand, but at a slow speed you can generally get out of the way before it comes back around to whack you. 🤣...