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Unless somebody traces the new circuit we'd just be speculating what the trims do. Here's my speculation: I see one called sag--I suspect that one must adjust the range of sag pot. If there's one that controls the gain (not labeled as such), I suspect it sets the R5.

a 2n2222a would yes--I think the pinout is reverse of a pn2222 so you might have to insert it opposite--always double check that stuff when subbing parts

Turn the sag all the way down, then use the trims to set the voltages to around 6V. That should get you a decent sound. From there you can tune by ear. Or skip the voltage measurement and go by ear all the way.

you can also just tell us the component to crowdsource it. And if it's a pedalpcb pcb you have in mind, I've used the google query "component site:pedalpcb.com filetype:pdf" to find stuff.

It's to accomodate 2 different sizes of bias pots. You can use non-3362p, you can use whatever fits. These kind fit too https://www.taydaelectronics.com/potentiometer-variable-resistors/trimmers/6mm-top-adjustment/50k-ohm-trimpot-variable-resistor-6mm.html The pads above are to probe the...

I think you should've put this in a troubleshooting forum ;) Quickly looking at your wiring, I think you've just connected D3 to the switch? That's not going to work here (unless you only wanted to sub what is in D3, but looking at switch I don't think that's what you intended). Can you...

It was an effects layout pocket comb (fl-9 based). .

I use that one, and I was able to calibrate my flange pedal with it (that needs to measure 500khz)

or just try different diodes until it sounds like you want it to sound. seems easier than tracking down a vintage pedal just to unsolder components and measure.

It took me a long time staring at this to see the difference.

So when I did this, I used SteelStik. After that, spray painted it and was able to use the enclosure for something else.

This is the Madbean BCFUZZ (stands for "business card", but in this case it's for birthday). The theme is birthday cake and sprinkles. This pcb was freebie that bean gave with some order a while ago. I never built it because I didn't need another Fuzz Face. But when I heard my friend is...

As bricks notes, it does look pretty much like the photo: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/mbp-cosmopolitan.18898/

It's not that far from a electra distortion layout.

Remember in the 90s when chat rooms were a thing? I knew a guy who used to start a room, then use multiple of his accounts to get the chat room active, hoping a woman would join, where then he could hit on them. Little did he know that the women were statistically likely to be guys just like...

yes, don't delete educational threads

Now that I compare the original (posted by Robert and on tgp) to some of the fakes here, what stands out is that the fakes have brand name at the bottom edge of the pcb. The OPs has a serial number (or something) there. But the originals are all blank there. Starting to be more suspicious.

agree it looks real. what evidence did the buyer give (if any)?

I don't know which ones are good, but I built a bass player a Orange Squeezer and they didn't like that one. I forget why, but it's a simple one knobber and probably not tweakable to get the sound they wanted.

So who's going to start using varna sankars when you need an insult?