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Looks very cool, how different soundwise is it from the Screwdriver? Where does "yankee" come from?

Oh man, those holes are begging for some creepy backlighting! Couple resistors and led's, and it'd really kick it up!

The way it's used in that circuit, it should work. Excuse my brevity. Definitely use a socket.

Yeah, it should work

So why are the inverters used here and not, say, an op amp? I'm not familiar with the original circuit at all..

A rote answer with little regard for the original question asked?.. Hmmm... how very "bot" like of you... Damn bots :(

That lil' yellow thing is (I believe) a 22nf capacitor. You sure that isn't already set up with a "treble bleed"?.. Some PRS I've seen have 180pf installed from factory..

Definitely gonna try this one! The Ultrastoner was a great recommendation, totally right about the EQ on that one. Have you checked out the Mountainking Megalith? Think you'd dig it!

Maybe just a little "crunch"..

So.. AFTER you wore it around a few days and then to find it mangled in your kicks, you said " I gotta try that out real quick.." ?:geek: Did it add Mojo?

Silicon insulated, pre-tinned solved all the problems I've ever suffered with hook-up wire.

I know its not great, but a "c" clamp or wood clamp could help out alot..

More parts= Moar Mojo??

Possible short on solder side legs 6-7 of 2399? Another on solder side legs 5-6 of TLO72?

I believe you connect gate, source, and drain together. If I'm wrong, I'm sure someone more knowledgeable will be along shortly. With no schematic, it's at best a guess from me..

In my experience, as you get older, just touching wood is not enough anymore. I dont know anything about LDR's , though.

Seem to remember R27 is replaced with a jumper, not sure. I think I might be the source of the "100n" advice. At the time, I was breadboarding a lot, and had some incorrect values other places, so 100n seemed closest. After replacing for original values, 680n sounds pretty good to me; I say...

9 caps is an obnoxious amount?😉

Do not check continuity with the circuit energized!!!!!

Leds have minute differences in turn on voltage. The one that is lowest, turns on first. Once an led starts conducting, any current more than the turn on current is facing essentially no resistance to ground. It cannot then turn on another led. Running a separate power wire and resistor is best...