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I use molex connectors every now and then, and I use a good pair of needle nose to crimp the pins onto wire. I've not had a problem with any of them, though, keep in mind I've had 30 years practice! I would definitely recommend them, they make for a good board connection. In my experience, pin...

I've used both, and there's not much difference. The top adjust MAY be a bit cheaper in construction, so may want to use it for voltage divider or something "set and forget" as opposed to a function you would need to adjust regularly..

Those knobs go great! Perfect!

Did you use the 4.7 v zener the BOM calls for? Did you mind the pinouts on the transistors? They appear different.. PICS

Andy should have plenty of volume. Been a while, but seem to remember unity at about 11 o' clock. Sounds like a wrong component somewhere.

You may be driving the tranny hard enough(tee hee) it goes into passing essentially a DC signal. (Saturation)Try higher input resistors.

Pretty good article!

I've had no issues with pedalpcb's jfet buffer boards. They have all worked great. Like you said, they are intended to be used in conjuction with effects boards that have power filtering.

If you move this to troubleshooting I'm sure you'd get better engagement!

I've found the 680n/470n debate moot. It makes little, if any difference. The 680p in the tone stack is probably the one that makes the most difference, I've found 100n to be just about right, and sounds most like the original.

I HIGHLY recommend. Might socket C7, I found 100n much more to my liking. That 680p just doesn't feel right. Fuzz on full, volume all the way down, ahhhh beautiful!

Sorry. I got R17 and R10 mixed up. :censored:

I think R10 is wrong value. Should be 1k, looks like 15k. That would definitely limit the repeats..

I just built one, and I don't think that modulation sounds right either. Have you swapped the 2399?

+1 for Boooobs!🤪

YMMV, but I've never felt like I needed that on mine, at least the ways I've used it.(before/after fuzz, pushing front of amp, cocked wah) It is definitely a useful pedal after the learning how to dial it in!

You know, I had an order from Tayda come in the other day, and 2 of the pots I've checked so far were VERY stiff (Tayda branded) until the grease got spread around good on the inside.

I very seriously doubt you will have much of a problem with noise, along as the box is grounded. Signals and voltages in those circuits are small, and consume relatively little current. Interference from outside will be the consideration. Not to say the circuits as designed and built can't be...

Prep for the Turing test..

Do you know how to test continuity?