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You can bend the legs to make it fit.

Hell ya, that’s awesome.

I don’t know what my excuse is.

I still need to build my Raincoat sometime.

You simply take the wire that would normally go to the OUT jack and feed it to where the IN goes on the other pedal.

I’m down to 3 left and that’ll make 25 total now. I had a few extra made to give to the band. Plus, the new DC current meter shows they only use up 9mA, which I guess is pretty cool! Went and saw them up in Chicago Saturday night and the show was awesome. Such a great vibe.

One way to find out!

Sent out 4 orders today. So far it’s been a pretty successful project. If I can sell these last 5, we should have about $1,500 to donate!

Next time I run across one, I want to try the footswitch breakout board with the led and resistor/trim pot together. I wonder if removing it from the board and placing it in another location will alleviate it. Maybe, maybe not.

Now you can just put some Velcro over it :) Or the rubber feet!

Great job and that’s a great pedal.

I’m pretty sure this is what you want: https://www.taydaelectronics.com/connectors-sockets/pin-headers/20-pin-2-54-mm-single-row-female-pin-header.html

If it’s just for you, it’ll be ok with just three screws really. Otherwise there’s some good ideas here for sure- depends what you have on hand.

Just got in the second batch of enclosures. So far we’ve sold half of them and I’m planning on having them ready by June 16 for shipping.

Mercurial Boost works nicely with it 👍🏼

Horrible sketch, but you get the idea. Don’t always count on the leads being correct, especially if you trim them first. The flat side of the LED itself is the cathode or ‘K’, and K is make of straight lines. It also goes in the square pad. The Anode side of the bulb ‘a’ is round and goes in...

Is that the MFR-1110?

This is what I did that seemed to take care of it. It definitely has to do with the LED in the circuit though. Take it out and it went away. Post in thread 'Switch popping and noise galore with Bootleg and Glory Hole'...

That’s how I’ve always done it- hell, I didn’t even know there was a specialized tool for them.

Exactly. Especially after investing thousands of dollars in pedals or parts, why cheap out on the PS that they all plug in to?