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The shields blender and loop switcher look different every time you post them!

CB range? Do you need a amateur radio license to use this?

In a schematic, polarity will typically be indicated if it’s relevant. Often, this is because the value is greater than or equal to 1uF, as that is when polarized capacitor packages (i.e., aluminum electrolytic or tantalum) become more common. For a schematic associated with a particular board...

Isn’t altering the Attack of the envelope accomplishing the same thing?

Huh?

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/whats-in-the-mailbox-%F0%9F%93%AC-%F0%9F%93%A6.12436/post-314804

Could you imagine.

Cute. And out of focus.

That’s correct. It doesn’t matter how it’s connected.

Do you use the ‘Bigfoot Special’ camera lens? Every shot is juuuuust out of focus.

1n5817.

@steviejr92 did you ever find a retro computer beige powder? Those are all amazing btw. I think yellow and blue are especially good.

Oh that’s really cool—that looks solid. I had thought it was a M510 at first. Disregard!

The one I recommended has that too! You can turn it off though. The MX Master 3 adds a thumb scroll that’s great for zooming. What model do you have?

Where’s the power daughterboard?

Give the MX Master 3 a look if you want to replace that mouse.

Is that network of 100n caps intended to be power decoupling for the opamps/ICs? This may be unrelated, but good design practice would have them placed as close as possible to the ICs' power pins.

They do: https://www.lcsc.com/mobile/products/JFETs_11157.html?keyword=MMBFJ201&s_z=n_MMBFJ201

I’m experiencing brief audible oscillation upon applying power to LM386 headphone amp circuits. Is adding a common emitter stage with a large cap from base to ground before the output a good way to introduce a time delay before audio is output once power is introduced?