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Thanks for sharing. I’ve been doing a lot of research on building one of these. Would you mind sharing the schematic, PCB file, and Bill of Materials?

I bought one of these center punches from Amazon and it worked great. https://a.co/d/bT4JwLO I taped on the drill template, punched the dots, and used my smallest drill bit to drill the pilot hole. From there I stepped up to an 1/8" bit, then moved to my step bit. I test fit as I got close...

SOLVED: Fortunately no damage to the PCB. I redid the off board wiring for the input, output, DC, and the LED and that solved it. Before final assembly, I used the hook clip jumper wires to provide power to the power and ground leads and the LED lit right up. I’m going to keep that procedure in...

Hello all! I'm working on a Cobalt Drive and I'm having an issue getting the LED to work. Initially, when I plugged it into power, the LED lit up dimly, then faded. The pedal is working fine. All of the pots are responsive, and the footswitch turns the circuit off and on, just not the LED. Here...

Thank you! Makes sense.

Cheers. Thanks so much for your insight. I’ll have to look into getting some!

So I just ordered the Taqueria PCB and have a question about the biasing. When the Bias switch is up, am I biasing Trim1A, Trim2A, and Trim3A to the Tacobolt voltages, and then when the switch is down, biasing the Bs to Superbolt voltages? Still learning so I'm trying to understand.

I’m also wondering if it’s common to have thoughts of starting a pedal building side hustle after one successful build!

I’ve read a post or two on this forum about 2.54 mm pitch screw terminals, namely from @finebyfine but I haven’t done that myself obviously.

Thanks all! Reading everyone’s build reports has been inspiring. Jovi Bon Kenobi’s Workflow Tips thread was very helpful as well. I have a Son of Ben, Cobalt, and now a Terrarium in the pipeline. Now I just need to space out the timing of the builds to not freak out the wife…

Hello all. Just wrapped up my first pedal build after lurking for a long time. Learned a lot, had a ton of fun, and can’t wait to build another one! A few things I struggled with: Getting the measurements on the off board wires correct. Led to some wonky lengths for the footswitch wires and the...