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No I just worded it poorly. It is boxed but I didn't use PCB mounted pots so there's some give in the board and I can access it. Is it just a matter using high concentration isopropyl? That'd be an easy enough thing to do if that's all there is to it. I've built several but never did that...

Given that the board is populated, how would you go about doing that at this point?

So I was able to resolve the issue I had with the Seabed delay not producing an effect. The tap tempo mod was hooked up wrong, so it's now producing delay and everything seems to be in order aside from two things: 1) (the smaller issue) Loud pop when the effect is engaged, which, of course...

Gotcha - that makes sense. It must be something else then because I did try that this morning..... Hmm....

I have one of the 2399 tap modules developed by Brian Thornock (seen at https://scientificguitarist.wixsite.com/home/pt2399-tap-tempo). However, I'm getting nothing from any of the pots and no delay. Totally clean signal regardless of whether the pedal is engaged or not. I stepped through the...

Forum member Robert (see later posts in this thread) was able to help me out. It was a lot of audio probing on various pins. By the way there is some discussion here about that chip number https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/spatialist-reverb-issue.15891/post-184567

Off the top of my head I don't remember, but I do know mine was different also. It was different by a digit or something. They told me those were more readily available at the moment. Regardless both my new and old ones were the same number

I had one lifted pad on the rotary switch, but the biggest thing was that it ended up being a faulty EEPROM. They sent me a new one and it works great!

Worked out great! It ended up being a faulty EEPROM that caused the major headache, and there was a lifted pad elsewhere. I have to say I'm not a fan of PCB builds and will probably stick to Vero builds like I normally had been doing. I ended up putting in a switch to be able to shift back and...

Perfect - I'll give that a shot in the morning and see how it goes. You deserve a raise or a medal or at least a high five for all the time you've put into helping me with this thing.... I appreciate it! As I said earlier the rest of it is absolutely fantastic sounding! A whole lot roomier and...

Sorry, yeah there is continuity between the two

None there to either

Has continuity. None of the others do to the center one if that means anything

Yeah....I get 0.0v on all of that.....

With my other post about this PCB a mile long by now, I wanted to post this separate. Long story short, I received a replacement EEPROM in the mail today and it works beautifully now....except one thing I noticed tonight. All modes are exactly as they should be except the Shimmer mode. It...

I think so yeah. I ended up resoldering several things on the switch and am getting audio through the output wire now like I should be. Being satisfied with that, I did resolder the one resistor, which put pin 13 of the FV1 back to 3.3v instead of ground. This brings me back to getting no...

I should clarify the vol/mix pots dont do anything when I'm probing pin 28, which makes sense because I'm moving the output up before where they would be. Maybe I'm totally wrong though haha They do work if I probe the output pad so they're good. If I have the output wire in place, there's no...

i've edited this a couple of times now. Making progress. grounding pin 13 gives me effected audio at Pin 28 when probed. The rotary works, and the upper pots do as intended (vol and mix pots don't but it looks like that would be expected). points to a faulty EEPROM then, right?

Ah, yeah I do see that there now. Yeah still the same address. I'll let you know tomorrow after work one way or another. I still keep going back to the possibility that I may have lifted those two pads when I flipped the rotary switch to the other side. What can I expect to see if I ground pin...

Will do. You can probably ignore the email I already sent earlier today asking if the 64 is a replacement for the 32 haha Thanks!