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My first fv1 pedal. I've only played it a little but it really does sound great!

Reverse drill bit. I had to get a set when I broke the whammy bar off on my old strat as a teenager. I've only ever used it three times in forty years but worth it every time!

Looks like $0.10-$0.50 a piece for just the seeds though.

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/paragon-footswitch-brute-trace-lifting.16480/post-191843

That's some SERIOUS sag! https://www.thomannmusic.com/harley_benton_powerplant_iso_3ac_sag_modular.htm

If I understand you correctly, it's my understanding that it's the opposite of that. Looking at the pedal on the floor, right goes into left for me but it would be the opposite if you've got it open from the bottom. :D

+1 on this one. I've had mine for nine years now and only replaced the tip once. I'd like a fancy shmancy one but only for my delicate ego.

I tried blu tack but it was just a mess for me. I prefer kapton tape but I'll still use painters tape sometimes.

It seems to be a common theme these days.....:mad::mad:

Ikr! Those twisted coming off the pots! And the texture of it all. So solid

Reaper has an extension available for multiple source jamming over the web that I used during the 'vid. It uses a click track so I don't know if I could call it "jammin" but it works.

Rather than dropping, I would start at the source and find out why the b+ is running hot like that. Is it the tranny or rectification? Just my two cents.

If you drill holes for the the opposite versions of the connectors you use most, you can then mount them in and have a nice heatsink/jack stand for making cables. I personally use 1/4, 1/8, 2.1, and xt60 the most. Add some banana jacks for easy testing too.

rev D. I wish there could be group buy for these dang fairy dusted transformers.

I was just looking at hairball audio and their 1176....again

Nice build! I noticed it on the font before the knobs but the two tone is totally working for me! I built two of these and I use the first one for a slap back and the second for longer times, combined they do a nice ping pong.

Have you looked at the Bose L1 system? It works wonderfully well. If I were starting over I would consider it. I'm not a fan a using my studio monitors for any kind of jamming monitoring as I've seen too many turn into the "turn it up a little" contest. I like to use my monitors for...

I can read that schematic! What I would do is start at the bottom left and work up to the diodes checking the inductors and every single component and trace. If you make it to the transformer without finding anything, I would start from the output voltages on the right and work backwards from...