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These are type 1. https://www.taydaelectronics.com/mini-toggle-switch-dpdt-on-on-on-mts2033.html I'll look in the morning, I might have some.

Bud: https://www.budind.com/series/general-use-boxes/small-rack-mount-chassis-box-series/#group=series-products&external_dimensions_group=0&internal_dimensions=0

Hammond? https://www.hammfg.com/electronics/small-case/rack-mount/rm

Not a clue... let's change that. https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/pcb746/

You could build identical Muffs on the Double Muffin PCB and omit the feedback caps on one side... not the most efficient, but a quick workaround if you really want to build one on a PCB right away.

ESD, and like @lowpitch said, user error. Devices don't like their inputs and outputs to exceed their supply voltage, the diodes prevent the input/output signal from going outside of the VCC/GND range of the pedal to prevent any damage. And like @HamishR said, this is pretty common to see in...

The Proposition would be the best option offered here. It doesn't have chorus or echo, but neither did the Sustainor.

The retrofit module is in stock. I doubt the original ICs will be coming back... you can find them on eBay occasionally but they're $50+ each.

It looks like you have 3K9 resistors installed where 390R should be.

It looks like you have 3K9 resistors installed where 390R should be.

The components were moved around a few years ago and the LED symbol was updated but nothing else changed.

Who told you I wear workspace drawers? One thing I've never been accused of.... using AI to generate build docs.

It's taking a little longer than usual since I'm having to update all the drill templates to show proper keyway orientation for the footswitch....

Use the IN/OUT at the top of the board, these won't be attached to anything else. With the footswitch attached at the bottom you'll be able to test the buffered and active modes.

It's a belt-clip headphone amplifier, similar to the Rockman but far more fragile.... No chorus, delay, or reverb but the filter cutoff frequency is variable so that's actually pretty cool.

@Stickman393 - Actual guitarist? ✅

Could you show us an example?

It's just a quick and dirty 555 oscillator.