Search results

they cost like pennies each from tayda or small bear. if you plan on building a lot of pedalpcb pedals you should stock up.

very clean, very nice

You could say I have an addiction.

Planned to use gold marshall style knobs but they were way too cramped and didnt match the gold hue of the enclosure. I like the dymo aesthetic on this one. Feels true to the original.

Finished this a while back but finally took some pics.

shouldnt the bare inside be enough to accomplish good contact?

I've ordered from them and have mostly been happy. some of the painted enclosures had small blems. I debated whether to make a fuss but never did.

also i've found you have to put the gain a smidge above zero to help balance the output.

make sure you keep the bass and tone knobs wide open (ccw) if you want a more full range boost. also try keeping the toggle in the middle position for the least compression.

great job! did you use printable waterslide for the decals? one thought... those marshall knobs look great on the derailer... but they are so close together they are going to be hard to use comfortably. again many great builds (y)

We're all freaks

I replaced the DPDT switch... and resoldered my 3PDT switch. Now the pedal won't work at all. I replaced the op amp. No dice. Giving up on this one.

nope that's not it. :-/ I reflowed several areas, double checked the switch wiring, looked for small solder bridges. nothing. With the switch in buffered bypass mode, I tried touching different areas of the board, and wiggling components and switches... the only area that produced any change...

its the DPDT that controls the bypass style

Anyone?

I've built the thermionic and the brown betty. the betty is superior for me, no question. Very satisfying to play and can be set up for quite a few different sounds and "feels". It knocked my Bogner LaGrange off my board. The Thermionic sounds almost as good to me. The new Deluxe is gonna be...

Yep Here are a few pix. I played it for an hour or so last night and noticed no anomalies. So I dont think I have any soldering issues to blame. The only thing I can think of is I used a different 3pdt than I usually use. But I believe I've used another from the same batch with your breakout...

I just wired this one up, sounds very nice but I have a small issue with the bypass. it only passes signal in bypass with the bypass switch in the up position. With the switch down I get pink noise and no guitar signal. I rechecked the diagram and everything seems in order. I Haven't put it in...

Yeah it has an absolutely bonkers amount of gain. I don't think of it as an overdrive, more of a face melting saturation generator

I wouldn't bother. Just decide what your maximum gain is likely to be and set it there like you say. If you decide you really need it you can always mod it later.