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What about the brand, part number and source for the 555 and filter caps? It's long in the past, but I remember a thread at DIYstomp that included someone with an issue and it turned out some variant of 555 didn't play nice in an SMPS at audio frequencies.

Only quick fix I can think of is try some 220pF caps from grid to anode to kill that super high end.

Same here, except now I have to have a tele with firebird shape body. Dammit.

Is the transformer in the PedalPCB store for this build?

Have you tried a buffer in front of it?

I picked up a used a Two-Notes Cab M+ for about $200 and love it. Had a Simplifier before that and also didn't really dig it. Software is easy and intuitive. Sounds great. Aux in makes it easy to play along with other stuff. XLR out...

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Creme de la Clap

For me, this is definitely a case where it makes a lot more sense to buy one. I just got a Magma57 and it's flat out amazing. It made me drop all plans to design a vibrato pedal because I've got something better than I could make for $300. If it were a rare, out of production pedal, that's kind...

I use it for tube pedals. Works fine. 1,700mA.

Venus de Mellow

Never heard of it before, but the demo sounds pretty sweet. Hope we see a PCB for the one.

I'd be more amped up about this current contest if I didn't already have one. It is super handy!

Yeah, and it looks sparse. Ridiculously sweet. @vigilante398 , looks like a full-wave rectifier on the power input. I know you've mentioned that before, mind explaining or showing how that works? I know you power the heaters directly from the power supply at 12 or 9 volts.

Think it'd be worth it to put a switch on C35 for a boost/OD option?

LA-2A?

Looks like JLCpcb has PT2399 available in their SMD parts library. It wouldn't be that much of a stretch or expense to have custom 'reverb bricks' manufactured.