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This all day long.

Same

Is it on, is it not on??? In the heat of battle on a noisy stage, sometimes it's hard to tell your phaser has been on for the last 3 songs.

I do the Annie’s and cathodes together as well. Particularly when giving your rat glowing eyes.

I used a few LLC caps. I’m wondering if that wasn’t what was causing the oscillation feedback like sound. I might put it back together just to see, sometime.

Scruffy!!!! Great to see you man. Look at you sneaking back in like you been here the whole time.

After you check all your components to make sure they’re correct, you definitely need to go back and reflow your solder joints. On the top, I can see all the way through the pad. On the backside, I can see a few pads, too. This fixes 98% of issues in pedal building.

Oh wow, that’s gotta be a little bit exciting.🤣

Don’t listen to these guys. Live on the edge!!! What could possibly go wrong? 🤣

Is this a before and after, what are we looking at here?

No sir, there is not. Resistors are my least favorite part. 1/8 watt are even worse.

I’ve seen it a number of times on a couple of forums.

Lead Solder overdrive. Built 2, same issue. Finally bought one on reverb from one of you guys.

Everything on the right side of the board, they're identical as far as the circuit goes. R1 -14 is one side, R15 -26 is the other side. same for the caps. C1-C11 is one side, C12 to 22 is the other side. I would go back and reflow the solder joints on the right side as well.

Oh hell yeah, that is DI fuckin Y right there. I love it.

Update: Yep the schematic is correct, I missed the R44 to pin 7 trace. I found the factory schematic to double check it. Been going nuts. I bet I scoured this damn thing for 2 days.

The issue I thought it was, wasn’t the issue. It’s almost identical to the mojo mojo. It’s getting splattered around the volume pot and signal goes through with no power. I gotta check the traces, I think.

Does anyone have a schematic by chance. I don’t think the one online is correct and I think I know why. If you have one, I’d love to see it.

It’s says you mistakenly plugged it into 9V DC. I guess that’s where the confusion is.