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Update on my prep for this. I found some nylon nuts and screws on tayda for this. They are 2mm instead of 3 and seem to work great on my dry fit. The screws are way too long but once they are attached i just snipped them off since its nylon. Here are the part numbers as well.

I will say enclosures are taking a solid 25 days from order to receive recently. I am not complaining because I don't want to have to drill boxes anymore but I wanted to give folks a heads up. Parts orders only I have never had take any longer than 4 days and its usually 24hrs to 48 max.

Anybody else do this? I’m riding on the car and hear a song I haven’t heard in a long time and think I need to play that when I get home? I have to take a pic or I forget, lol. My phone is filled with random pics like this.

Don’t even get me started on tantalum. I have never seen much of an explanation on these over the years. If a bom says use it then I do but most of the time the bom will say, “they used it in the original so we figured it was for a reason”. lol. Good enough for me. In all fairness though my...

Great article. Thanks. Thats what i was looking for. I just want audio.

Honestly I have never had any issues. I usually just build with what I have but was curious about the x7r’s. I like the carbon comp analogy.

Okay so you would think I would know this stuff since I have 10+ years pedal building experience but I just always followed the rules I learned at the beginning and never really asked questions. I am at the point now where I want to know. Could I search online? Sure. I don't really want to...

Awesome demo. Gets me excited about finishing mine. Its on my workbench right now about 75% complete. This might just push me over the edge. :)

The good thing is they don’t take up much space so I just put mine in the later bin, lol.

I am sure you could make it work but it would be a pain to wire up the power. You would end up with long power leads or just hope you never have to take it out, lol. The main appeal to this method, for me anyway, is to get that nice flush square power jack look. It adds a professional looking...

For those who want to know the color is glimmer brown sugar. It was my first time trying it. It's a pretty solid effort. The picture doesn't really do it justice.

I drew a quick one up yesterday and sent it off. I kept it pretty basic with just an extra option. Some of the stuff on the board was redundant so it wasn’t as big a change as expected. The main thing was having the board pads line up with the circuit. Plus it gave me a chance to try out the...

Yes he does and I’m not trying to short Robert. These are just a pin friendly layout specifically for the aionfx boards instead of ppcb boards. I make my own boards as well for ppcb projects with a pinout for them but haven’t shared it for that very reason. I certainly don’t want to offend.

The stout I could get behind but IPA’s taste like i am drinking a flower garden. Not my thing.

The share link isn’t opening properly. I will just dm it to you.

My next question was going to be about noise, lol. It doesn’t seem to be an issue. I was wondering if I was going to need to add another protection diode for the power? Most everyone else includes a protection diode on the main board (except Aion) but they put it on the foot switch board. I read...

Check out this post. https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/aion-fx-i-o-board.26689/

Sweet. I thought about the coda bypass as well. I have created versions of the ppcbb and coda that I use for different builds. In your coda bypass it looks lien you just deleted the tlp222a for the pop, is that just as simple as removing the code for it?

Some of those pads did seem a little small. I have been soldering a lot this summer so it didn’t give me much trouble. I did have to clean my tip a lot during the build and use the side of my soldering tip more than normal to get a few heated up well for it to flow. The board is definitely high...

So has anyone made an Aionfx relay bypass board? I know that all the foot switch boards aren't the same for every project but a lot of them are the same and a few just have an extra cap or resistor that could be added or omitted/jumpered depending on the board. I have been toying with making...