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Ah, okay. That's important information, as it means it could be your offboard wiring and not the Circuit itself. Did you end up finding a way to test which connections to use on the jacks? Also a picture of your switch wiring would help here.

Have you done the trimpot adjustments? They crucial for this circuit and can take time to get right. One trimpot adjust the BBD chip, which is more about the effected sound, but the other one adjusts the gate and that can take the sound out completely.

Yeah, same for me. It's rare that I'm drawn to the silver-faced knobs (maybe because they were the defaults for the BYOC kits I started with).

The art is one of my favourite parts about building. I find it stressful, but rewarding and ties the whole thing together. That said, I don't do a lot of builds for other people and I try not to build for folks who just want a clone for as cheap as possible. Where I'm at these days is if you...

Yeah, I try to build a few things at once when I can too. I still use Tayda for most stuff though, as shipping to Canada gets rough quickly

Nice. Hoping to finish mine soon. Just waiting on parts. What made you build 3 at once?

Hmm. Finally made time to measure my J201s using the info on the ROG site, but my readings seem very off. Vp on most of them seems to be between 1-1.5v and Idss measures 0.100mA to 0.150mA (if I'm doing the adjustments correctly). I've got one that seems fine (within the ranges on the ROG...

I don't think you need to do anything to the mix pot. Just test it---if you turn it all the way down do you get your dry signal at all? That would tell you if that section of the circuit is working. The FV-1 has internal programs (a few reverbs, etc.) that don't require an EEPROM to access...

Yeah, as @PJS said, I'd try grounding pin 13 of the FV-1 to see if the internal programs work. They don't require an EEPROM at all, so if you get an effected signal with pin 13 grounded you can at least rule out most of the board. Does your mix pot work---do you get any dry signal if you roll...

Figured I'd revive this old thread of mine instead of starting a new one, as I did a video showing a bunch of pedals used on a MicroFreak and many of them are PedalPCB projects. Hopefully this is interesting to someone!

No worries! That's exactly how I expected it to work too and was kind of underwhelmed. It would be nice to filter out some of the highs that can get out of hand with the atmosphere control cranked. Interesting reverb, regardless!

My understanding of the tone control, based on Youtube demos (like this one and this one) and the one I just populated, is the opposite of that---it's more of a low cut. With the tone knob maxed out you get the full frequency range hitting the reverb, but as you dial the tone knob back it...

Love those enclosures. Great job! Interesting about running it in stereo, as I have a friend asking me to try that too and maybe build a stereo unit. I just finished a regular Low Tide and have a Mini here waiting on a few size-appropriate parts and headers. Looking forward to boxing it up.

Hoping to do that soon! Just have to get parts to finish my Low Tide Mini, then I was going to take them both to a friend who has a real Shallow Water

A friend suggested I try this pedal on synths and so far so good! Was thinking about trying it on vocals too

Thanks so much! I enjoy colourful/unique looking pedals. Ha

Nice. I haven't used acrylic too much on mine, but do a lot of hand drawing with paint pens and have been experimenting with DIY stencils for spray painting. Looking forward to trying the Gravitation.

Wow. Missed these. Beautiful art. Are they hand painted? Working on a Gravitation board as we speak!

Through a few big parts orders and the kindness of @Laundryroom David, I finally got all the parts together to build this Low Tide board I've been sitting on for a while. Seemed to work fine, but I noticed some farty/distorted output depending on the settings. Figured it would be the SMD...

Yeah, makes sense. I've got a large stash of through-hole components, but have started dabbling in SMD more and more as that stash dwindles.