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From memory, I used an RGB led, cut the green lead off, and used that for my channel selection. I did it off the switch, iirc.

I've made a few things dedicated to bass, mostly on vero except the 1 knob fuzz, Linedriver, and Bass DI. Random Stranger: an all in one with a Mictester's Really Cheap Compressor, 1 knob fuzz, NE-1 preamp, and THC XLR linedriver (probably my 4th build - and it shows!). Funkasaurus...

The image fidelity isn't as good as the laser printer on datapol, but it seems to be more durable, not that I've tested it out that hard. I don't think Tayda will get close to this (laser printed datapol sticker with Upol (might be Spraymax 1k, can't remember) clear coat):

Thanks, they're just Tayda knobs.

You can stick whatever diodes you like in it. I liked BAT41 (might have been 46?) to ground with back to back red LEDs across pins 1 and 3 of the gain pot. I'm mostly going off the Dist+ here though, but it's much the same thing. I found that some worked better than others.

I used the Tayda UV printing on a couple of their powdercoated, predrilled pedalpcb enclosures. My artwork isn't that great as I rushed it to get in by the deadline, but it's usable. Converting the artwork to a vector can take some of the detail away. I clearly missed deleting a few white...

You can grab a second hand laptop power supply for minimal dollars from the junk box at most computer shops. Grab one that puts out around 30v @3a or so, and cut the jack off so you can hook the wires up to whatever you want. I have a 3116 or something like that, that I was experimenting with...

If you're bored with FV-1.... http://www.experimentalnoize.com/product_FXCore.php?fbclid=IwAR2bSHhsNbpKXS6CFWMJjm0a_spkcv0Y47vSnz38xLi8dZ2oaFPg1DzYEAk

Ok, so an update - did upped the 120p to 1n5 in two boards (one a pedalpcb board, the other not), and it removed the squeal in both. The PEdalpcb board is substantially quieter than the other BE-OD board.

Gudday all. I built a Thermionic OD way back when with one of the original or 2nd run boards. I swapped the 120p out for a 1.5n and that pedal, from memory, didn't have any squeal or whistle as a result. I certainly didn't need a buffer in it, and it's since been sold. I've built the...

Yeah. If there's nothing plugged in and the pedal isn't bypassed there's plenty of noise. Took it to band praco today, and while it sounds fantastic, it's pretty noisy compared to a number of my other drives/builds.

Just joining in on this thread. My Thermionic Deluxe is a little noisy on the BE-OD side. The Dirty Shirley side is dead quiet. My Brown Betty is a little quieter than the TD, and that has a lot of offboard wiring as I added gain pot switching for dual channels. I've added a klon buffer on...

Gudday all. Just a Thermionic Deluxe.

Thanks, I thought that might be the case.

Soooo..... I'm about to test and box this up. Which row is intended to be the higher gain?

BRILLIANT!!!

Yeah, I was hoping that they'd all be in one place given I've made a few Arachnids/Octagons with custom eeproms.

Just wondering if there's a list of the parameters for the various EEPROM programs. P1 is usually "delay time" or similar for the delays, but what about the others?

It's a tayda pre drilled enclosure. I had to open up the program hole a bit to fit the rotary switch, but that was it. The process was: Grey etching primer, Rustoleum glitter paint, Many layers of Lani sealer (diluted 1:1, roughly) to build up the top and base so I could sand them flat Couple...

Gudday all, here's an Arachnid for a custom order, featuring a custom eeprom from here.