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Would anybody be interested in some deluxe promethium mods? I will have to trace them out but it might be worth sharing.

Wouldn't you eliminate noise by grounding the distortion portion using a switch?

Have you ever tried the SMD multimeter tweezers? I have tried the cheaper versions and it is only useful for resistors.

I would love another batch. I finally have time to build and prototype again. I would be willing to buy one or if they are coming soon I can wait.

Very nice I made one and I am excited to build a pedal friendly variant whenever it come out.

I would really like to turn some of these into pedals. The clouds looks super fun https://renbeeves.com/blog/modular/2018/06/17/mutable-instruments-schematics.html

Been getting a lot of SMD pedals/amps needing repair, so my question is does anyone have any good methods of checking/testing components? Currently I am using a multimeter and I made a logic probe for digital sections. I just feel like there has to be a better way. Appreciate the help.

I guess you can make an easy looper now. Lots of possibilities.

It is like a Russian Muff in the limited tracing I have done, currently there is no schematic. The issue was the CPH5524 which is a NPN/PNP dual transistor. I just removed it and jumped it, seems like that whole circuit is for polarity protection. Wish I could find a schematic for just that...

I got a free broken Way Huge Russian Pickle I figured I would ask before I start reinventing the wheel. Is anyone familiar or could point me in the direction of the power circuit used in Dunlop/Way Huge pedals? What I have found is that the yellow trace connects to ground the only component that...

I realized I used MAX 1044, which may explain it, I had some leftover from another build. I will swap this out seems like this is a similar issue people have had with this IC. I may try a 7660SCPAZ, to see it this helps.

Maybe I will try this as well

I have experienced this issue as well I received mine from Mouser. I don't notice it in a live setting, but practicing it is a bit annoying I figured it was the TC1044S I have been told that you shouldn't socket them but I am not sure how true that is.

It is weird that the schematic makes me want to build it now. Can never have enough overdrives.

So terrible that boutique company essentially made their pedal as a boutique pedal and no one noticed.

Wow well now I know. I don't think I could google an answer that good, thank you.

I have always heard this so I don't do it when I breadboard but I don't have a clue as to specifically why.

I think you mean LITERS, MILK, SANITATION and ACCIDENT ...

I didn't know people had issues with this build. I would agreed with quality components, but I am starting to question the use of ceramic capacitors. I have been seeing them in a lot of professional pedals, which is counter what I was led to believe.

How would building it wrong cause oscillation? Too long of wire?