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Thanks. It is a new board, but from jamming potentiometers and toggles into it. I may have worn out a couple things I’m on the road to Nashville at the moment but when I get back… I’d really like to play with this circuit like changing caps maybe adding a clipping stage? When I look at this...

Thanks for that. Guitar guitar players used to turn around when they played a tricky lead because they didn’t want anyone to steal their licks. I’m trying to steal some licks.

Sometimes you just get stuck. Those times I hope somebody else can share some of their smarts with me. I don’t really want to be an electrical engineer, but I would like to be able to bread board this circuit and I’m stuck.

Thanks, that is the one I followed and I was able to successfully build it watching JHS. This transistor seems to do something else because no matter how much I messed with it I couldn’t get anything to happen once I got to the transistor.

What I’m wondering is if there’s anyone on here who has time to breadboard the PedalPCB Enchanted Boost and take a picture of it. I really like the circuit and I’ve spent hours trying to figure out what happens when I get to the transistor. I was only able to successfully breadboard a Boost...

I do not know how that got there. lol

It is fun tinkering around - especially problem solving the board into smaller cases. I had some recent failures with big boards like the Vibrobot and Arachnid so I went back to the easier boards.

I went with the 32mm knob here and a 5mm blue LED. The case is a very cool design and I love it. I put the Lumberg jacks on the sides. The Enchanted boost is a winner and I absolutely love it. It does not color your tone and it has unity at zero - at zero it is a buffer. 1/2 inch vinyl letters...

I had problems with my Vibrobot build so I decided to continue fitting PedalPCB boards in smaller enclosures. Yesterday I put a PedalPCB Copper Clad in a 1590a and today the 1590b. The enclosure is shallow and I like side jacks, so I tillted the board toward the footswitch. I really like the...

Thanks. I am usually not a fan of fuzz but of the few I have played or built, my favorites were the Sandspur and this one. Probably a tie. This one has no flub so it feels tighter. It has some power but not overpowered. It does require a D9E and I have not tried other diodes. I sourced this one...

I put a PedalPCB Copper Clad Fuzz in a 1590a tonight. It fits.

This Fuzz sounds wonderful and it worked on my PedalPCB Auditorium Platform.. My second time putting a PedalPCB board inside of a 1590a. It fit easy if you know how to position components and tilt the pot and board. I love the pedal and I am happy with how it turned out. I previously put an...

Yes, I like the sound and I am. a sucker for LEDs like the one that flashes on the Magnetron Delay. I would love to see how you set up the switch

Interesting

The enchanted boost fits without too much trouble in a 1590a. I agree that 1590b builds would be fun, and I personally love side jacks. I think we could just extend the board to the footswitch and have jacks fitted to the boards. In the meantime, I have ordered so many 125bs - so maybe I will...

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Start to finish this project was less than three hours. I had a previously drilled case and the graphics were repurposed from a Stewmac kit. About difficulty: I think a great first build for anyone new in this hobby would be a booster or a fuzz. A tube screamer is another entry level project in...

Alright! You and I had a similar beginning. Nice work! Your middle row features my favorite graphics. Edit: I also have a Pastel Preamp board. Love the Crayon pedal. Just was holding off because there are so many resistors. lol