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Yup, a standard 100nf film cap.

If you look at their example build in the build doc. They used a film cap. That’s what I used in my build and it worked fine.

Yes, and you should be good there. Sorry, that’s all I have.

What exact part did you use for the charge pump? Certain versions make audible high pitch noise.

The duo phase does it, so you should be fine.

Beautifully, I might add.

I use these. https://www.taydaelectronics.com/1-uf-50v-multilayer-monolithic-ceramic-capacitor-x7r-jym-5705.html Half the price.

It might be easiest to just socket the diode spots and audition until you find your favorite 2. Most combos are going to sound fairly similar. High forward voltage LEDs like UV might not even noticeably clip at all.

It looks like if you use an on off on type switch the center position will be no clipping. I think that’s a quick way to get another option.

I had a snakeskin astroverb for a while. I hated that amp so much. I ripped off the tolex and stained and varnished the cab wood underneath.

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/sproing-deluxe.13580/ The search function is your forum friend.

I see that and some long leads on the back of the pcb that could be touching. Hard to see through the flux.

Like this? or...

If you are getting no bypass signal then the footswitch and/or wiring is suspect. You should have bypass signal even when there's no power applied to the pedal.

from their ad copy: "switches that allow you to toggle between smooth TS-style symmetrical clipping and aggressive SD1-style asymmetrical clipping". they are toggling clipping diodes. Edit: the schematic is in the build doc.

Have you taken readings of its hfe and leakage? That will determine if it’s a functioning piece and what it can be used in.

Two things, first are you testing it in the dark? This pedal will not work with light hitting the inside of the enclosure. Secondly, what you’re describing sounds more like what would happen if you had swapped the trimpots.

Look at the Electric Druid filterfx. It is an LFO wah with settings that combine those features.

The Devi multi board was after my time. I think dwarfcraft developed that. The stuff I was building was on home etched PCBs. There was one PCB for each family kind of the way to fuzzdog does it. Interesting fact, there were no diodes in any of the original designs. Transistors being used as...

I'll be buying the revised board the second it comes out.