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I love to see how people solve space problems. And so neat. Dipping your toes into the point-to-point world.

There may be a problem with R 37 and R 38. The pedal PCB board follows the schematic. But the build documents have the two resistors opposite the board and schematic.

Thanks for the report. This one is on my agenda

No, he is a great builder though. For me it is just because I am retired and keep myself busy with hobbies... this one is fun. I do watch Michael's work to see what I may like to build. These build reports posted by members are key for me to see pitfalls in builds.

I concur. I built this one and it is entirely underwhelming.

Me too...massive flub when you get past 3pm on the pre pot.

Edit: there may be an issue with R 37 and R 38. I was just reading this thread. Just recently I started following the board unless there was a note somewhere saying it was incorrect. Seems there’s a disconnect between the Pastel board and the build docs but no note on the build docs. I pulled...

This would work

Usually when I am going to start a build I have to see ho the experts worked it out first! I like your style and the demo

Yes, you use a pin header with male/male connectors and the J201s you can purchase already soldered to their boards at Stompbox Parts or here at PedalPCB. You solder the pin header to the board - the pin header breaks off in segments, and then you solder the J201 board to the other male - top of...

Very pro look to your graphics. We like to see the guts.

Sounds great with those single coils and in the video he gave a great explanation of how he used the pedal in his chain. I jumped around in the video and I can see the guy can tickle the fretboard pretty well. He seems to get the flavor of Stevie's tone and style

Thanks for the report. Loved the demo and I am a big Timmy fan.

Thanks for the report. I am going to attempt this build next week and the fact that the OP and @MichaelW like it make me even more eager.

I like your style

I made a sproing and it was pretty tame even at eleven so you may give that a try. I suggest putting a completed board on the PedalPCB auditorium platform and just dry fitting the potentiometer- and then solder in the one that you love

That looks like a crowded board!

Well done!

Interesting pedal; it could have a role in movie making

Nice project. Thanks for posting