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As a fellow Canadian. I understand shipping can be awful. I had to pay an additional $35 upon delivery of my order. I did order 6 pedals worth of enclosures, drill service, and faceplate/graphics from amplify fun.

So I went through with my amplify fun order. Here’s two of the completed projects. I’m really happy with how they turned out

I’m not sure if you watch That pedal show, but they did an episode on preamp pedals. Though they used a power amp and speaker cab opposed to direct in or an ir loader. They used the d&m drive, gladio, broadcast, and benson preamp. And they put them against Kingsley pedals that are designed to be...

The pedal, pcb and graphics all look great. But I have to say your photography skills are also on point! I’ve seen/taken a lot of blurry pedal photos. But these are clean and crisp. I appreciate the work you put into every part of the pedal, even the pictures to display your work.

If your going through @amplifyfun the dimensions Spencer told me are 58mm by 113mm for a faceplate. He also answered questions and I think even adjusted a few things on my layout so they’d fit a little better.

Thanks for the advice. I’ll start by trying to use my own template and also use the wealth of info that @dmnCrawler provided. If I find more uses for using a designer I’ll probably buy something, while I have some ideas it’s currently only for pedal layouts

I tried to send my first file to Spencer the other day, he recommended using at least affinity designer. Honestly, I need to make sure I’m determined enough before I spend money on it. I’m using my laptop for designing and don’t have a tablet. Although I thought it was a one time purchase for...

Thanks for the suggestion! I started with Inkscape a few days ago. I’ve gotten further using vectornator in the hour I’ve been using it. Far more intuitive.

+1 on the vfe blueprint. Also the vfe Möbius strip.

This thread might be what you are looking for https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/so-this-is-where-i-am-with-my-pandora.1601/page-2#post-12049

I don’t have the answer, but here’s a thread on changing bass response. You could always take there advice and add in a high pass filter. However, I’ll see myself out and let the knowledgeable folks chime in https://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=55058.0

@Bio77 Thanks. I didn't think adding the tap tempo would be problematic, but the board is pretty small, and it took some time to get it sitting right. I haven't built too many pt2399 delays though I have listened to many demos. So far, this is my favourite. I don't have any inclination to build...

This pedal took far too long to finish... I think it's just shy of 2 years. Anyways, I'm happy I finally finished this one. It's a great sounding delay. The inside is a mess, but the pedal works. I decided to try out the Gorva enclosure because I couldn't think of a better way to waste money. I...

Thanks for the heads up. Just ordered two.

You should be able to use the standard 4 knob layout from Tayda.

Check this thread @PedalPCB posted a picture with the values on the board. So you can probably make your own BOM from that https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/powder-blue-overdrive-r3-blind-as-a-bat.9084/

I typically use stranded. I started pedal building on vero, and found that stranded wire was easier to use for the rats nest that inevitably happened.

Check this thread for the parts list https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/gravitation-reverb-schematic.9073/

You can change the frequencies on the eq pedal. Here’s a gyrator eq calculator link http://www.muzique.com/lab/gyrator.htm For each frequency range there are two caps and two resistors. Adjusting those will adjust the frequency. if you look at the schematic pot 6 c5, c6, r10 and r11 set the...

WOW!! that looks awesome. that's some clean work