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I put volume on the left, because this pedal was at the end of the board in the left. I find that I manipulated the volume more, so I wanted easier access. In practice, I do not manipulate the Unicab.

That is one of my favorite circuits. Great job.

I made a pedal with the Ocelot and a Fuzz face. I used an intelligent relay bypass to do what you have described. Here is the thread that got it working for me. Maybe it will help. https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/intelligent-relay-module-dpt.24251/

If you are having some issues with your build, it is best to start a new conversion under the troubleshooting folder. Give us some good details about the issue and supply some pictures of your pedal’s guts (both sides of the PCB). We would be happy to help, but need some more detail.

The Straylight and KOT enclosures are from Stompbox parts. The splitter is from Tayda.

Oh, that is really nice!!

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/headphone-amp-and-unicab-marriage-keeper.25081/

This artwork is arranged to be used with Amplifyfun. If you want to use Tayda, you will need to make alterations. It has the location for drilling, etc. The enclosure is a 1590XX

That is spectacular!

This is not fair…. @Guilherme Collateral can make fabulous pedals and fantastic demos! Love the toan on this pedal. I may have to give this circuit a go.

@CheapSuitG Could you use a SPDT switch for the routing of the signal to the headphone amp or the direct out jack? The main signal is routed to the middle lug and the other lugs are done for the headphone amp and direct out. As for the stereo option, that would be easy. I think you only need to...

I have an old tube based oscope. Unfortunately, it is not calibrated and cannot measure the low frequencies. If others suggest something else, like an oscope, I am also game. I just don’t which ones are reliable and economical.

My DVM will not measure high enough to help bias the Flintlock Flanger. I don’t want to buy another DVM, as I already have 3. Would something like this (https://a.co/d/bwlotfy) work as a substitute? Thanks

I guess I owe you a coke. haha

The documentation says the following:

Ditto!

I think it is looking great. Amps are really satisfying to build. For the cloth wire, I push the cloth back and do not strip the insulation. It will still be a little frayed, but it can work well.

The painting is phenomenal. I really like this build report!

I like that resin finish. Looks sharp!

No. It uses 5 settings. When you get the rotary, you will see that you use a washer to set the setting on the rotary. It is straightforward.