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@Chuck D. Bones and @cooder - So is this the correct final schematic?

Another possible option is 3D printing a replacement button. You could search on Thingiverse, Printables, or Thangs to see if someone has already designed a replacement. What make is the switch?

@MichaelW - wishing you the very best with your recovery. The one potential upside of cancer can be the clarity it can bring to your life...

I bet they got hit w/ a boatload of orders with the upcoming change of tariffs...

I emailed them, and it is the painting of enclosures that is causing the delays. Tayda is clearly working very hard at addressing the situation. I've ordered TONS of stuff from them in recent years, and every order has come through in excellent shape and without error. So, although I wanted my...

So PLEASE lend some to @Robert for him to review and generate PCBs!!!!!

The Dumble / Blueline seems to be very sought after

Yes i saw that his stuff is very highly desirable, you really scored on a valuable find! So you'll be doing him a service by respecting his pedals. Poor Ralf, however...

https://jedistar.com/tonehunter/ Inh. Ralf Reichen Grengeler Mauspfad 183 D-51147 Köln Germany

I'm also seeing delays of almost 2 weeks in my last 2 orders, which never happened before in previous years. It seems to be recent, the last ~1-2 months, i.e., once the orange guy's tariffs really kicked in. i suspect they are having to do all sorts of supply chain gymnastics to avoid charging...

Mouser. There you can buy just 1, or for practically the same price get 10. So maybe you have a few left over, not tons.

Here is a website with a ton of SPICE & LTspice libraries that might be of use to you: https://ltwiki.org/index.php?title=Main_Page There's a ton of models there, if you look around within it.

Hmm, and I'll also add to my earlier comments. Also note the differences in the feedback loop for the 2nd IC stage in the schematics posted in $9 above - specifically R3 = 1Mohm for GGG, vs the equivalent R4 = 2Mohm for PedalPCB. So there are multiple sources of gain differences.

The GGG version has a difference from other versions - note the difference in where R2 (in GGG schematic) is placed vs the equivalent R3 (in PedalPCB schematic). This clearly leads to gain differences between the two PCBs. For the GGG schematic, w/ the Drive pot minimized, the feedback loop...

Actually, here is the schematic: https://mirosol.kapsi.fi/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/EHX-Glove.jpg

I don't have the schematic, but you could compare the vero layouts for component differences: https://tagboardeffects.blogspot.com/2014/07/ehx-od-glove.html https://tagboardeffects.blogspot.com/2012/02/fulltone-ocd-all-versions.html

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Stompboxparts has 100k W pots and 200k W pots w/ center detent, although not from Alpha. Lovemyswitches also has 100k W pots, although not from Alpha.

Definitely true! A great example is the Fuchsia Fuzz (BJFE Pink Purple Fuzz) with a variable "Clip" pot as the series resistor.