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Thanks man! I purchased the files here: https://creativemarket.com/RetroBlack/10282538-320-Western-Icons-and-Illustrations It’s a great collection of retro western and sci-fi stuff.

It seemed like a bulletproof way of doing his star ground.

That’s exactly what I use most of the time and I like it.

This sounds like very cool, clean, drive. It’s got the 3-band EQ and will get some nice overdrive as well. I built his original ODR-1 and this just sounds a lot better from what I remember. I used some nice 1N34As for the Ge’s. Might be one of my new fav overdrives and will have to build one for...

Thanks man. I totally agree.

The two middle ones are Switched stereo jacks turned into switched mono by removing the sleeve parts. It’s an FX loop/bypass setup. You can see the green wire connecting the two- it’s bypassed when they’re used so the signal goes out then back in.

Cover it with hot glue like a po-boy’s goop :)

One ground goes to one board, and one to the other. They could go anywhere really- one time I just attached them to the power jack neg.

Awesome- appreciate it!

If you need anyone to help test this…. Just sayin. ;)

People I know really like the Kliché Clean Boost, I think I’ve built at least 10 of them by now in one form or another. This has the CheeseMonger Fuzz (Lovetone Big Cheese) and it can get nasty in a good way on the last ‘Cheese’ setting. Boost it and it’s gnarly. One thing I'd do differently...

I built this for someone I met on Instagram earlier this year after making some BMPs for Jawbreaker. I used one of the custom boards I had made by OshPark and used the Kliché Clean Boost along with an order toggle. He wanted a blacked-out pedal with his band's logo on it- straightforward and...

You can always use some silicone caulk on the inside to hold it in place as well if it’s all loosy goosy.

Yes please! I have 3 people that have been asking me to build this for them and it would totally help.

https://drill.taydakits.com/box-designs/new?public_key=M2kvcXhCZzdCeFAyQVRqNThrb0p4UT09Cg== Adjust the LED hole sizes depending on what you're using.

Spent some time in the Rockies this week and here are a few pics. The weather was absolutely perfect until we got back into Denver yesterday to fly home. Hot and hazy from the fires- one of which we saw the beginning of on Monday that is shown in the 3rd pic. Back to reality.

Ya, it’s back now and makes all the difference.

Here are the dims that Robert uses. https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/getting-drill-guides-from-eagle-pcb.15025/post-173650

I picked up a lightly used Fluke 115 on eBay for under $100.

Eh, that might make it blow up. Just kidding. Totally good to go.