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Thanks all. I bought the Deflector PCB after I heard the demo. Haven’t built it yet (my ‘pedal season’ is roughly January to April).

Nice! I bought a PCB a while back for a 6 band EQ that uses rotary pots, but I really prefer the sliders! Cant' wait to build this!

Recently I had a Mouser order which included 30 of a certain resistor value. The bag came with about 6. That's the only time I've ever had something strange happen with them. I didn't go back to customer service due to $.50 worth of resistors.

I love the Timmy, and just recently finished the Cobal (Blues Driver) and think it's great. I haven't built a PPCB delay, but I've read good things about the Mad Professor delay

I haven't built too many yet, but I really think the Timmy sounds great

I think it's a great idea

I just ordered the Deflector too and went to the store page to look at the PCB layout, and saw the "Join the Waitlist" message (like the screenshot above). So it sold out already? Wow!

Nice build! And love the connectors on the power jack, thanks for posting the link.

I need this.. I want to get this and the Magnetron so hope to luck out and find them in stock at the same time!

Ahhh, thanks. Nice idea. I was thinking the obvious choice of toggle switches, but this looks really clean.

Looks awesome. What kind of switch did you use for diode selection (Mode)? I started this build recently and also want to mount the switches externally.

That can't be the screw size - 7mm is way too large for the screw diameter

I'm pretty sure I've used #6-32 x 1/2L screws in 125B enclosures. The datasheet for the Tayda 125B enclosure has a dimension on the screw hole of 3.5mm, which is almost the same as the O.D. of a 6-32 screw. (Not sure if there is such as a thing as an M3.5 screw, but even if there is you'd...

Great sounding Reverb. Will definitely order this one!

Yes, they are SMD components. I've found some good videos on YouTube about hand soldering SMD that might be helpful.

Awesome looking enclosure - love it!

Thanks guys, you’re too kind. It’s a tough build to mess up. :) I’d highly recommend this OD to anyone. You can get a nice variety of tones from it.

Post away! It's an extremely cool build!

I've played guitar on and off (mostly off) since the late 70s, and had almost no experience with pedals until I started building pedals about a year ago. When I got the itch to build, I did a bunch of internet searching and came across a thread (on the GearPage site I think) which was a poll of...

Looks awesome - very interesting idea on the modular configuration (I think I said that elsewhere too....;))