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Just to clarify, I was referring to the wires going to the tip and sleeve lugs of your input and output jack, not your DC jack, which may or may not be an issue with the new "doesn't turn on" issue. It's hard to see some of the wiring, especially concerning the footswitch because of the...

Your in/out jacks are wired in reverse. Àlso, what's happening under that heat shrink tubing at the footswitch? You might want to just cut it away as it's not doing what it was designed for and could cause problems if heated.

Yeah, they have been finicky for a lot of people here. Mostly due to fakes i.e. too-good-to-be-true deals on ebay or the like. FWIW, I ran out of my good J201's a while ago, I think they were Siliconex branded, and I haven't had any issues with the SMD ones sold on the site here on those lil...

Here's one socketed. Left side.

Just solder in 3 clipped leads so that they come out the bottom. The spacing is the same so you can then just stick it into a socket or solder the leads directly onto the board if you're feeling frisky. The PCB looks bigger than it actually is. It's not much bigger than the actual body of a J201

Just throwing this out there, but the Hyped Fuzz is also based off the Super Fuzz but with an active treble and bass as well as a tone switch that chooses between scooped and full range, which in turn seems more similar to that Eisenhower fuzz. It might be worth looking into.

Man, that etch looks sweet! Love the texture in that print.

These are fantastic! I love the design choices. Simple yet elegant. The lighter orange is enclosure is a cool color. How'd you come about that one? Man I really want posca pens. Any tips for using the pens?

That's cool! I like the beer box insulation. ? Love their beers. I used their KSA box to make dividers in my component storage. Haha.

Bummer! You'll find something to use em for though? . I think there are a few PCB's specific to that size on the site. Just search the enclosure size.

I asked the same question here after building mine. I also think it sounds better with the charge pump out. I believe it actually runs even lower than 9v with it out, like a tad over 7v. Sounded great that way.

Yep. That's how I use my DIY test box if it helps

Yeah defo a good deal. Mine was MG Chemicals brand if it helps. sorry to re-hijack again, but... Not sure as it was over 10 years ago while I was on a vacay. If you are in Melbourne, I have a friend named Boris who I worked with in the fine dining scene here in SF. He relocated to Melbourne...

Huh, I've never heard of that dish. Neat! Made beef bourguignon a bunch. Definitely cold weather chow. I'll check it out! Also, back onto the pre-hijacked thread topic...I just looked at my last order for 99.9% IPA back in Oct of last year. $16.50 for a quart.

Well, most of it was acquired, organized, and streamlined to be PedalPCB specific last year, but I started in 2013 on vero with a 5 year dry spell in-between. Hard to say how much, but definitely over a thousand. Sold maybe 40 pedals I made on CL to fund the growing collection of doodads.

It's definitely cool having parts on hand. I agree about the spreadsheets though. It was A LOT of work. Especially considering that I've never used spreadsheets before so trying to learn it was a pain. For me, I feel guilty that I still don't know what I'm really doing as far as understanding...

That's so cool. Is it the silverface RI or the black one?

One of my top favorite fuzz circuits from here even though I don't play as heavy as this thing puts out. It's so gnarly. The active tone stack is just so useful and fun. Your design is flawlessly executed and the wiring is crazy clean. So well done. I named mine something similar. Great minds...?

I was in fitzroy a few years ago and enjoyed the pils and lagers at little creatures. They opened up a satellite brewery here where I live which was surprising.

I draw the line at flemish sour beers. It just tastes like carbonated bile.