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To add to that. I would get the machine pin sockets with the circular holes, not the leaf spring type.

Yes, the black rectangular eight-legged bug 😁

If you have another ic, I would cut the legs and desolder them one by one rather than trying to get the whole thing out at once

Anybody tried it on a brushed aluminum enclosure? I wonder if that's the sort of thing the w2 glue is for? And as far as curing, I'm curious if an iron with a cloth between would work. Anybody tried something like that?

I've seen jacks like this before, but I don't see people using them in their tight builds. I wonder if anybody even makes this type anymore?

Side jacks on a 125b... You might go to hell for that:)

Where do you see a dual gang pot?

If the little mlcc cap just off pin 4 of the IC is 51p or close to it then it's a tubescreamer

If I'm troubleshooting, I have to clean it to see what's up.

Is this better than panning between two different value caps?

If you are looking to tame it just a bit, JJ makes an "EL844" tube that knocks it down 25%. I have run these in my AC30 for years and they sound great. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/JJEL844--jj-el844-power-tube-single

Kester 63/37 and a Weller WLC100 40watt station with the temp knob 75-90% depending on what I'm doing

I have this problem sometimes too, usually when I first start soldering. Once the board warms up a bit the problem goes away.

Then he'll definitely want a chorus

So it uses the bias knob to drop the voltage to the tranny and that produces the custom farts?

Isn't it that seller pays the tarrif and they include that in the price to the buyer?

Cool, I didn't realize there was a board available for this. I've had a few in the 01 series. This is one of the few I kept. It sounds really good to me. Interestingly, I kept the JD-01 Jet Driver which is a Muff variant, completely different than the newer TS based JD9 Jet Driver. There were...

I'm not sure but I think it depends on if the circuit is using a charge pump to achieve 18 volts. If so, there would be +9v and -9v and therefore 0v ground would be the middle of the range, like 4.5v vref in a regual 9v circuit.

I don't use it but my wife uses Canva and says it is really simple and easy.

I think he is playing it in the wrong position too high up on the fretboard. You got to play it down low in open A with as many open strings as possible to get it to fart out properly.