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Agreed. I built it with a vtl5c9 and with a tayda LDR with a yellow led and the both behave the same. Save your money on that part.

That’s not how it works. It’s not how ANY of this works….

Tayda has eliminated the cheap option for tiny orders, but once you add some weight to an order the shipping comes down. I recently got $4.99 DHL from Tayda on a $100 order with enclosures.

I guess it depends on what you are using it for.

Hey @snouse I've seen your guts. I can teach you how to remove unsightly flux from your builds for a professional look. "So clean inside ya can lick it! " :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: OK! And remember "military grade" means it came from the lowest bidder on that contract!

https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/6-2-3/ https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/mmbf5457/ The sky is falling!!!

I can tell who has a shitty car that they wash regularly, but the inside is like an ashtray let loose with an infant in a dumpster. The thing that boggles me are the ones with beautifully layed out and executed artwork, but they execute the guts like an ashtray that let a toddler loose with a...

You should be fine with the 18nf.

I think that’s a typo on their site. If you look they have their 16 pin socket listed as “18 pin” Edit: see next post.

You’ll still have to clean up after.

It isn't just about personal aesthetics to me, I sell these things as a (supposed) quality product. Cleanliness is a quality factor.

Total opposite for me. I bought a Mold Spore within 15 minutes of discovering Snarling Dogs. I still want one again but I still can’t play wah. 😂

That pcb looks roached. The soldermask is scratched to hell. Tons of exposed and/damaged traces.

You don’t want it TOO sharp though. And use an undermine motion to avoid scratching the soldermask.

I use a small metal awl. Like what comes in an eye glass repair kit or mini screwdriver. It chips off cleanly in big flakes leaving nothing behind. Canned air to blow off the flakes and good to go with no goo.

I’m telling you guys, use the dry method of removal if the flux has cooled. It comes off clean in one swipe with solvent while it’s still warm, but after it’s set, physical removal is fast and super clean with no sticky residue.

https://www.evilmadscientist.com/2011/does-this-led-sound-funny-to-you/ Some info here. I don't think you'll want those on the same power input as an audio pedal.

I’m moist!💦😳

I think I’m out of flangers in my store so I just ordered a couple of these. I’m still looking for the clone theory flange mode sound with no noise. The description of this with the regen low sounds promising.

That is a very good description and kinda just what I think I want. Thank you!