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I've done it (more than once). just cross the wires when you connect to the main board and jacks

Yeah, my follow up question is to know if the leads are also reversed, because that's what I always go by. I've never even considered using the flat edge (although I know it's there it just doesn't occur to me to notice it).

It's not an input or an output. Think of it just as a node that connects to other nodes with the same label. It would be messy to draw the lines connecting them.

Pretty easy to put this in a stomp box enclosure so you don't have to mod an amp. That's what I would do.

i like to recommend the Mach One (Lightspeed). It's not many parts, fairly simple, and great sounding drive.

Oh no! This could be because a time traveler is altering the past.

@vigilante398 (who I assume designed this) is a frequent participant in this forum

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these screenshots are from the tubesandmore/cedist/antiqueaudiosupply site

The only one that looks close is Solid State Inc Is that who is making these transistors?

Who's logo is this? is it NTE? (doesn't look like it)

I think the ones you can get from Antique Audio Supply are modern production. I'm not 100% sure, but they don't advertise them as NOS or such. And many of them have the same logo on them. https://www.tubesandmore.com/products/transistors?filters=4215a4258 I got some and they worked fine in...

In general, you can use a non-polarized cap where the circuit calls for a polarized one--but there are often reasons not to, including size, cost and properties beyond capacitance (such as ESR, thermal stability, voltage ratings, etc.). In a fuzz circuit I wouldn't worry much about mlcc vs...

I like the yellow, but they're all good. Is a purple in the works, I think that'd be rad too.

are there more components that aren't on the board yet or is that it? try adding a 4558 and 2 2n5088s and see what happens?

another vote for chop shop, but also add golden falk

why do you need noisy resistors?

I just did a google search https://www.surplussales.com/Resistors/CarbonComp/Res-CarbonComp_2.htm

I think Switchcraft 12A is what you're looking for?