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NTE 109's

This one puts the "lager" in Lagernathy. It's got my seal of approval. Cool fzzz

Need this?

+1 on the switch! By the rules of the internet, that would make it a completely and totally original circuit, ready for mass market..

+1 on the HAO Sole Pressure. I've been a longtime fan of this one. Never seen one in person, vero is the way to go!

Reflow C8 and R15. Thats the treble side of the tone control. Looking at the schematic, an open in that area would cause your problem.

Pilatus?

Yes! Very clear, Thank you!

@Chuck D. Bones If it's no trouble, could you post your vero schematic? Thank you!

Man, I really need to get into eyelet boards. They always look so great! (Your board looks especially good btw, Temol..)

I'd go with a B1M pot between FS and the pcb input..

Sorry, only kind of an answer, but I highly recommend checking out the datasheet for the lm386. Specifically section 9.2.1.2. It details how to get around 6 dB of bass boost with a super simple RC link between pins 1 and 5! What size potentiometer did you use for the gain control? If it's at...

You need a switching 2.1 mm jack to take the battery + out of circuit when you plug in a power supply, otherwise you send voltage to the battery, which will then let out the magic smoke!💥 If the battery is not inserted when the power supply is, and vice-versa, it should be ok..

Looks like a modded morning glory/bluesbreaker with a jfet boost..am I right?

Is Ohms law not taught anymore? Genuinely asking. It was a major part of my early (basic) electronics knowledge. I highly encourage everyone to learn it. Do some figures, calculate current, voltage drops,etc. Then get an app that does it for you..:cool:

Eqd made the first part of the rotation a treble "cut". It doesn't boost until 11 o' clock or so. You can add a 20k resistor between pin 1 and ground, 7 o' clock will be ~unity and it'll be boost all the way up!

I thought you were stroking out..:oops:

Looks very cool, how different soundwise is it from the Screwdriver? Where does "yankee" come from?

Oh man, those holes are begging for some creepy backlighting! Couple resistors and led's, and it'd really kick it up!

The way it's used in that circuit, it should work. Excuse my brevity. Definitely use a socket.