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Thanks for the comment. Check out in one of my photos above how I manipulate the legs on the potentiometer. I also cover the board with a thin sheet of plastic substrate to prevent any contacts.

My opinion is that this is a fabulous circuit. I have been saying I am not a fuzz fan, but maybe I have been playing the wrong fuzz pedals? This one is overpowered and it has a tight sound. It is not all flubby or un-harmonic. I loved the Sandspur and the Copper Clad, but I would say this pedal...

Nice build!

I just built one and yes it is underpowered, Slightly above unity at cranked.

It has the smallest board and yet gave me the most trouble putting it into a 1590a. It went together very fast and it sounds good. I would say in my opinion, it is slightly underpowered. Sounds good cranked however. I checked my resistors twice to be sure. I used a 1590a from Tayda and added...

Thanks for the report. I am trying to build one now

is there anyone who can suggest a direction?

I have made a few of these because I love the result. They are small boards and they fit easily in small enclosures. I have made four of these and maybe that is enough for a while. The enclosure is metallic and it is difficult to work with. It chips easy and scratches easy. Fingerprints show as...

Yes, it looks tighter than it is from the image angle. I did about four 1590a builds so I learned how to make it all fit better each time.

I was in Nashville and was asking players about pedals that the working musicians use. Seems they always have boost and compression. One of the best players I saw used a Wampler Ego. But here is a great little boost. I have done it before, but I love solving the problem involved with the small...

I love it.

Someday, I would like you to make me a pedal.

I’m aware. Seling pedals is just a byproduct of making pedals. But most of them are gifted to my friends. I’m on my way to Nashville right now with some pedals that I built for my friend who is a producer there. I have the kids at the local music stores test them out for a week and when they...

the Appreciate it I guess I have to do some studying. I love this circuit so I’m gonna make it my life’s mission to figure it out.

I got this cool board

Thanks. It is a new board, but from jamming potentiometers and toggles into it. I may have worn out a couple things I’m on the road to Nashville at the moment but when I get back… I’d really like to play with this circuit like changing caps maybe adding a clipping stage? When I look at this...

Thanks for that. Guitar guitar players used to turn around when they played a tricky lead because they didn’t want anyone to steal their licks. I’m trying to steal some licks.

Sometimes you just get stuck. Those times I hope somebody else can share some of their smarts with me. I don’t really want to be an electrical engineer, but I would like to be able to bread board this circuit and I’m stuck.

Thanks, that is the one I followed and I was able to successfully build it watching JHS. This transistor seems to do something else because no matter how much I messed with it I couldn’t get anything to happen once I got to the transistor.

What I’m wondering is if there’s anyone on here who has time to breadboard the PedalPCB Enchanted Boost and take a picture of it. I really like the circuit and I’ve spent hours trying to figure out what happens when I get to the transistor. I was only able to successfully breadboard a Boost...