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It doesn't matter whether it's clear when the LED is off, but when its on the diffused versions of LEDs have a lower forward voltage and are the "default" version when compared to the waterclear superbright version. I would presume that the circuit is designed with the Vf of the diffused...

I'm currently trying to sort my garage. I've learned that I need more shelf space than I really need, because if I need to put something away and its spot isn't right in front of me, it's going to become a mess I'll have to deal with later. That and reaching over something so I can put something...

I've had shipments get weird in the past. It happens. I would just place a second order for some different boards, and then whenever your first one shows up treat it like a surprise. If you've called the USPS with your tracking number and spoken with someone on the matter, then you've already...

It's easy, just tin your wire and tin the metal tabs that are left. Apply some paste flux to the wire, press the wire onto the tab and apply heat

I've purchased a couple from Stomp Box Parts and like the quality of their Pro series.

The problem with using that video as an example is they are using single sided circuit boards, whereas our boards are 2 sided and each hole not only has pads on each side, but there is plating inside the hole that connects both pads. The solder makes contact with the pads on both the top and the...

I do my solder joints like that and don't have a problem, though I do drag the tip of my iron up the component legs (it's very sensual) to draw excess solder away from the joint first. If you think about it there is more cross sectional area to provide support for the component inside the...

For the iPhone pics, try zooming in just a bit and your close ups will be much more in focus. Are there other fonts available for the letter transfer system you use? Like a cursivey one?

I tried out a couple new primers, in addition to changing my work flow so that I scrub my enclosures with iso moments before painting them. This one worked pretty well. Two mist coats followed by two heavier coats. This was a customer request, and he wanted a metallic blue finish. One of the...

That is normal operation. The foot switch only changes whether the audio signal is routed into the pedal, and the power for the indicator LED

Ok those values all look correct. We've verified the op amp is secured in place correctly and operating correctly as well. Silence when the circuit is engaged usually means the signal is shorted to ground somewhere. How are the pins underneath your tone pot? On the backside of the switch PCB...

Pin 8 should not be more than around 9v.. but you're getting 12v? What power supply are you using?

Do you have a multi meter? I would check what voltages you are getting at the 8 pins of the op amp. Put the negative lead on ground and tap the positive lead to each of the op amp's legs in succession and post here what your voltage readings are.

Okay, that's a step closer. Can you post a pic of the bottom of the board?

insert a plug into the jack and you'll see the metal on the top moves and breaks connection with one set of lugs

The only thing awkward about using connectors is pinning them. Have you tried using pin headers to connect the audio jacks and footswitch to the main board? And designing the boards such that they overlap

This thread is still showing up for me. Help, please?

I'm all for it. Try out both Soviet diodes in place of the Schottky. Hell that's how we learn

You can always go old school and map out a schematic on a breadboard and audio probe that. Hell, maybe you'd even learn something which might set you on track to understand the schematic. Then you wouldn't need AI to do the work for you!

I had a guy message me on reverb asking for something like the CTC Unobtanium. I sent him a few Dumble circuits and we settled on the Gladio single channel. He asked for a Fat switch for the Klon, which changes the value of C7 to something like 150nF. I haven't had the best luck with my primer...