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The last cap in the circuit (between the Top and Volume pots) is a 2n2. I suggest increasing that value to taste, starting with a 4n7 to bleed more bottom end to ground.

Aren't those just typical representations common emitter amplifier circuits?

The Deflector/Afterneath "Density" control, should add a rather significant dimensional change to the reverb. If all you're getting is noise from it, you should be able to dbl-check your component values, hookup and soldering to correct that.

Word (again) . . .

Found a working SAD4096 in an old Phoenix Audio Laboratory audio delay test unit . . . . .

You could use some expensive clipping devices like a Nanolog N1 Device (unobtanium) or some LM313 reference diodes.

Good, detailed, clear photos of your build?

Marketing mostly. Still marketing. This also falls under marketing. Pretty sure it's still a marketing thing. I've seen a lot of shoddy soldering in commercial pedals. I believe it comes down to marketing. None of the above. It comes down to marketing. When the DIY build gets "marketed" it...

Bummer. Sorry I didn't investigate further.

Hammerite 41150 under $10 (plus shipping) HERE.

See posts #5 & #6 in this thread.

Good catch @jimilee The paint may need to be sanded from the inside of the enclosure where the jacks make contact with the inside of the enclosure.

Try lifting the diagonal jumpers from both of the stomp switches. You can put them back if no change.

If you provide some good detailed photos of the PCB and all the wiring, we might have a better chance of providing assistance.

No, a minnow IS a fish. ;)

Funny. I kept taking 'em but never made it to stardom. :cautious:

FWIW, here are the charts for some of the more common pedal x-formers . . . .

It's a very common practice to socket most ICs. Makes it easier to swap in the event of failure, testing or just simple swapping.

Still can't find them in the store. (???)