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great pics! I have to order a few larger bread boards and parts to make a proper prototyping station that I can pick up and walk over to the amp to test. Right now it is very delicate. I guess that is the balance between real pcb and proto board. Pedalpcb and tayda take 2-3 weeks for me in...

Thanks for the detailed explanation! That makes perfect sense Pb

Ok so it has to contracted back to the same as pin 3? Thanks Pb

Question about the bias wiring. Pin 2 doesn’t go anywhere. Is that intended? Pb

Great. Thanks for clearing that up! Pb

Hmm, looked at the schematic again. C100 makes sense on the power rail, as you said. D100 is not clear where to add it. I might as well put in the diode in case I snap the batter on wrong. would it go in the "IN" section?

Ah cool. That makes sense. Thanks Pb

Thanks for the pic, that is really clear. Pb

Interesting. I will try it out. I wonder what the usual use case is for them? thanks! Pb

Ok thanks. I will order a few and try it out. Pb

These plastic 4 lug mono jacks are a lot cheaper (.99 vs 2.59) than the usual open jacks, are they suitable? https://nextgenguitars.ca/products/generic-1-4-mono-switching-jack-4-lug-solder.html I am wondering how to solder the 4 lugs. Usually I use this type which has only 2 solder points...

Thanks. the diode and 47u make sense. I will add them. I was wondering if I could just put this on the power rails. Thanks for confirming. Maybe I will keep it as is and just move to the power rails. Pb

Maybe the diode and 47u cap makes sense for the breadboard. I will try connecting directly. thanks Pb

I am starting to bread board now and thought the fuzz face was a good place to start. The silismile looks interesting and close to the original: https://docs.pedalpcb.com/project/SiliSmile-PedalPCB.pdf Question, the separate lower power section in the schematic, if I am not using a stomp or LED...

Ok, sounds good. thanks Pb

BTW is there an order you bias in? start at 1 and work your way to 5? 6 is fixed I think thanks Pb

Thanks. That one looks better. i will order some of those! Pb

I have seen a few different trimpots. Is this one from tayda sufficient for the m800? https://www.taydaelectronics.com/100k-ohm-trimpot-variable-resistor-6mm.html Thanks Pb

Awesome. That is good to know. I have a few weeks to wait for parts to arrive Pb

Thanks! that pic helps a lot Pb