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It is an adjustment that nulls out the carrier when not playing. Set it to where you get the most sustain vs least noise. Or to taste.

All of Tayda enclosures I’ve gotten that I couldn’t get the screws in were obstructed by pieces of casting or milling metal that got stuck in there after threading. I’ve been able to tease all of them out with a Swiss Army knife awl and canned air, and the threads were fine.

In order from lowest to highest value.

Use a 3pdt footswitch instead of a dpdt.

The order switch PCB will make it so that you can install a noise gate PCB and the boost PCB in the same enclosure and switch between which one is first and which one is second. You could use a foot switch or a toggle switch for the switch PCB.

A noise gate? Build it as a two in one pedal with an order switcher. https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/3pdt-order-switch/

Oh, I like Jeff😍

Default. Full page. Check that it isn’t set to a previous scaled job.

I wonder what other dreams I could casually mention and get this kind of result?!?! Or tube driven long-ass tank spring reverb…

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500 vs 500,000 ohms

https://www.taydaelectronics.com/potentiometer-variable-resistors/rotary-potentiometer/linear/b500-ohm-linear-taper-potentiometer-round-shaft-pc-mount-4m.html...

I've never seen uncircumcised transistors before.

Nope, everything else is in place for you and ready to go.

That's just the part number taken off an old unit. literally any pnp germanium will work.

I don't know what sft is, but literally any pnp germanium will work.

Click your heels together and pray to Aslan that Falcor delivered the goods to the Shire. Seriously, what it this obsession with part branding lately?!? If it works, it’s legit. Full stop.

I've only ever used these, so I just assumed they were all that way.

I see that on the datasheet. Weird mine are the opposite.