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Depending on what you’re using it for, I just got mine from Walmart, 20v. Built two sets of stairs and used it to build a bunch of other stuff, worth the 50$

Not sure if there's any resemblance between those two amps, but this pedal is likely just a JHS Superboldt, with an added boost

I just use BAT41’s now

Looks cool! My only recommendation is maybe sand off the tags on the sides of the PCB. I usually do this with a flat file, or sandpaper stuck to a flat piece of wood.

Looks like the picture above is the issue if it’s making contact. If not I had that exact same issue with a pedal yesterday, and it turned out to be a bad switch

Yeah it’s my favorite tremolo, never leaves my board, enjoy!

Yes, re-orient the LDR to face the LED. I even cover mine with electrical tape to keep the light out

I’ve built a few pedals. Never clean them :)

What’s the purpose of cleaning the boards?

Short answer, yes. I’ve had JLC miss a trace on 1 out of like 1,000 pcbs. It was hard to find, but sure enough it wasn’t there!

And will likely remain. Even if they end tariffs, these companies know how much we’re willing to pay now, so guess what?

Shhhh, it will be our lil secret

Always impressed by your wiring bro!

I’ll find out and get back, it was in the preferrences setttings somewhere. Also it’s free for a few designs so I’m not paying anything, but also not pumping out 10 PCBs a week or anything

I’m wondering as well. I’ve used fusion and successfully made a PCB or 2. It’s just a new learning curve and was able to import my libraries. It was Really slow at first, but I changed a setting (forget what) and it fixed the issue. It is more time consuming but will work for now as I train in KiCad

You know what gets rid of the soot? The only thing I found that works is Mr. Clean magic erasers. Exposes the aluminum and looks great. I have a 20w laser running at 87% power 46 speed and .0021 line spacing and I run light burn

Give it a go!