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You can find it on tayda: https://www.taydaelectronics.com/l78l33acz-78l33-3-3v-voltage-regulator-ic.html

It's an overdrive pedal--don't overthink it.

Octagon is just an Arachnid board with an EEPROM. Arachnid has no EEPROM included, so you'd have to order one of the existing ones, or get the custom one (or create your own programs).

I don't have a lot of flanger experience, but building the effectslayout pocket comb (based on Ibanez FL9) was very satisfying.

This is the one I have, and it is good for me. I like the tone and level controls because I can filter out some of the highs for a deeper sounding chorus and make it pretty subtle. I haven't built a chorus yet, but I have a Sea Horse PCB waiting to be built.

If the acrobat bom or schematic has been posted, I can't find it. Anyone have it?

I've only tried envirotex, and had no issues with leveling.

I don't see a depth switch on the panel of a fireball anyways.

it will depend on the circuit and the role of the cap in that circuit to know how important it is, but you can definitely add capacitors in parallel to get the value you need.

It has "stud" right there in the name.

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This might be more info than what you were looking for, but if you read the following 3 articles, you'll have a good understanding. And you'll find the formulas. This one explains how a capacitor behaves: https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/filter/filter_1.html This one explains how to use a...

What pedal are you working on?

I think it means 0u1, or 0.1 uF.

I was going to say translation software. An AI wouldn't have attached a hand drawn diagram or photos of their ppcb build. Could it be a malfunctioning volume pot?

Mosfet driver is an IC gain stage pushing 2 SHO boosts. A Cattle driver is a soft-clipping IC arrangement. I would characterize them as different takes as you did.

Yes, low ESR is usually a good thing

Same with Crunch Box, Angry Charlie, AT, all seem to be variants of the Guvnor.

I built one a long time ago using 2n5088s. You can use BC549 too. (neither of those are on your list--you can probably use whatever though assume you socket it)

Eric Haugan gives off a bit of Bob Ross (paint instructor) vibe to me. Which is neither good or bad, just an observation. If you like blues rock, the Jeff McErlain courses are good. I like his style and teaching over many of the others--his licks seem to come from a classic rock influence...