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Found it, but have to call it a night. We'll wrap this up in the morning, it shouldn't take long...

It's not required if you'll only power the circuit at 9V.

Ehh, not too bad... Now I just have to find my square drill bit....

Sheesh that's a lot of holes.... Anyone know if one of those barefoot buttons will fit on the end of a punch? .... :unsure:

It's not plastic, actually...

Let me figure out if I need anything from StompBoxParts, if so I might can grab one for you and send it along with other stuff.

You can put C1 on a switch and nail the tones of all sorts of different power tubes.

Add some yellow LEDs, call it "PAF mode"...

https://docs.pedalpcb.com/project/Schematic-3ChannelMixer.png

A large cap could cause pops due to inrush current. In addition to looking cool as it fades in/out, this has the advantage of gradually increasing the current to the LED, so no pops. You could even adjust the values so the fade isn't visible, but still slow enough to reduce popping.

Make sure your 470pF MLCCs are actually 470pF and not 470nF.

It's similar to the Boss Slow Gear, it makes notes fade in gradually. You have a lot more control over the behavior, and it looks like it uses an OTA instead of a finicky JFET, so I'm interested to see what's going on. Unless there's a bunch of components on the opposite side of the control...

Very odd timing.... I just got an email from DHL letting me know that was in fact the IEEPA refund I received.

I've done both. I don't know if they have any sort of MOQ, I generally only order direct for 1000pcs or more.

I got a refund from DHL last week. I never inquired nor asked for one, and they didn't specify what it was far, but there's not much else it could have been... It wasn't even remotely what I've paid in tariffs since the beginning of all of this, but maybe it's the portion they considered to be...

I had a couple similar complaints over the years, one from a person who had an original. At the time I could only verify that the circuit "worked", I couldn't verify that it worked right... and being a Lo-Fi effect, it can be difficult to judge. I have an original now but haven't gotten around...

Verify / inspect R5 and the Drive pot (and the connections between them). The trimpot can't drop voltage if the transistor isn't pulling any current. It could be the transistor itself, but start by checking it's ground path / biasing. If nothing turns up, put one of the known good...