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Sometimes there is a small indentation at pin 1, or a stripe.

Sure. I think I even prefer this to through hole stuff. No bending of the legs, no flying wires. Pure relaxation :)

I think there's plenty of room for the charge pump ;)

Looks like regular stereo potentiometer https://www.taydaelectronics.com/potentiometer-variable-resistors/rotary-potentiometer/linear/250k-ohm-linear-dual-taper-potentiometer.html...

Spots marked in yellow - measure voltages. Spots marked in red - check for the signal with audio probe.

Mystery solved.. before I wrote the above I checked output signal on the oscilloscope. And the Hard potentiometer made quite visible impact on the singnal amplitude but the I could not hear much of a difference in the headphones. Now I know why.. even with the Hard maxed the output signal level...

I have Rhythm channel on a breadboard now with +/- 9V supply. I only managed to play for a moment, so I can't say much. Just a quick one - with +-9V power supply there is quite a large output signal (although it depends on the Hard pot setting). Also - for me - a lot of lows with the 470n...

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Here's the output signal with clipping pot @ min and max: 1. Ltsice simulation. 2. Circuit on breadboard. Pot @ max pot @ min Check connection between diodes and GND and also diodes and clipping pot. Inspect the PCB. Maybe there's an error on a PCB? Missing track?

Make sure that R13 is 4k7 not 47R. There shoud be visible difference on the oscilloscope between min and max pot setting. What's the signal level between C15 and R13? Did you measure clipping level with maxed gain?

I suppose you can use +9V and VR. Just make sure that +9V is label name, not a solderpad name.

As a gain stage - not really. As a buffer (source follower) - yes. https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/son-of-ben-no-signal.23240/

By increasing the value of the feedback resistor , the gain of the opamp increases. The equation for the on-inverting op apmp is quite simple Av=1+(R2/R1) where R2 is our feedback resistor. So, with default values we have 1+(3k3/1k) = 4.3. 1V in = 4.3V out. By clipping I mean cutting top and...

Couple things you can try. 1. Lower the gain of the first op amp. Replace 3k3 with 2k or even 1k5. With 1k5 you need around 2Vpp at the input to see the cliping of the 1st opamp. Seems to be a safe margin. 2. Increase gain of the 5th op amp a bit. Replace 1k5 with higher value. Judge by ear...

How do you use the DR103? As an overdrive for a clean amp, as a preamp for a power amp, as a preamp for an audio interface? Maybe you need to make sure that the input signal does not exceed a safe level and implement the additional drive in a different way? For example, check if it is safe to...

O2 - just fired it up...

Can you measure the voltage at the marked point? The charge pump appears to be working correctly.

I refer to the original schematic, but it doesn't really matter. First, second - counting from input. I'm afraid so. It' does not look like typical crossover distortion. But take a look here. The thing is that I tested three different opamps (not fakes) with the DR103 and the result was the...

So.. there's definitely something going on. With single coils - no issues. With humbucker and stronger strumming - some kind of fizz. Quite familiar sounding, like crossover distortion. So I took the oscilloscope and signal generator. Up to 500mVpp nothing interesting. Then signal starts to...