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Interesting, that reminds me that when I do a test using one of the mini prototyping rigs, I never have to connect anything to/from *either* of those extra ground pads and it all still works. Perhaps they're just there so I can make a more direct ground connection to the jacks (in case the...

Okay. The reason I ask on is because, unless I'm misunderstanding, there are typically 3 wire that go from a pedalpcb and ground. All 3 are typically on the same side of the board: 1. Ground that goes to input 2. Ground that goes to output 3. (-) or ground that goes to the negative terminal of...

So, looking at the schematics for these PCBs, it looks like the footswitch completes or blocks the LEDs cathode connection to ground. I realized that, since there are two PCBs and each have their respective footswitch, I should probably use an LED with common anode (not cathode). Check my...

Thanks! Whats the purpose of that wire between the two jacks? Is that in case the jacks' mechanical connection to enclosure isn't solid enough?

A related question, I'm hoping to use a single LED to indicate which circuit is activated (or both circuits at the same time.) I thought that a tri-color LED like this would do the trick: https://vetco.net/products/red-green-amber-tri-color-led-t1-3mm/lin-4361l1-5 The LED has three leads, 2...

Thanks, I'll give this a try

I'm hoping to build a Squidward and add a mix pot so I can dial up and down the octave. Looking at the schematic, it's not clear where I could insert a pot to dial this in. I suspect that it wouldn't dial up the effect any more than the default, but it'd be nice to have some control over this

Thanks, this helps set my mind at ease a bit more. Looking forward to cleaning this up as I go.

I'm thinking through the layout and wiring strategy for a 2 effect combo pedal that I'm experimenting with. I've just roughed everything into a spare enclosure w/ a bunch of nonsense holes. Still haven't assembled the Squidward board, but it's mocked in there according to scale. These are the...

Anyone know of a good place to order 4305 ICs?

Thanks for the tip! I've been looking for something like this, but always assumed that these clips would be too large to fit onto a typical pedal PCB: 1969, Pogo Pin Probe Clip (10 Items) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q8DC63N/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_1V4P8TSVEVMVE4YENW4J

Thanks! What about the VCC and GND terminals on the left and right sides of the Protoboard? Should I hook the input/output GNDs to those?

I'm wondering if it's possible to use a Protoboard Micro to test a newly-assembled PCB. I would assume that I don't really need to mess with the stomp switch connections at the bottom of the board, but besides that, what connects to what?

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Here's a look at the final build: Chorus of Disapproval More stuff on Instagram @stompgarage .

Thanks for all the help. I was starting to think I'd never have the sound of the 80's/90's coming through my amp ever again 🤓. I'll post an enclosures and gut shot once I have everything finished up.

I poked around a bit more and discovered what was going wrong. It works now! I noticed that C16 was the wrong capacitor. Swapped it out for the right one and it works great now. https://photos.app.goo.gl/ncNFzBMvrKd9iZJi9 Huge thanks to everyone who pitched in to help: Music6000 and...

I checked all the resistor colors/bands and all of them besides two matched perfectly with the image you posted above... ...but it looks like either that's an old/inaccurate image and PedalPCB updated their build docs, or the image you posted is correct and thats where I got resistor values...

I checked all the resistor colors/bands and all of them besides two matched perfectly with the image you posted above... ...but it looks like either that's an old/inaccurate image and PedalPCB updated their build docs, or the image you posted is correct and thats where I got resistor values...

For For voltages at R22, (8.7/2.9) look at my post from earlier this morning... I'll double check that all resistors are right. Thanks for the band reader tool.