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Oh, ok. I hadn't run into that before. Interesting

Are you sure that's D2 and not Q2, because that thing has 3 leads.

I think of the spirit box as more reverb than delay. Haven't played the others.

It will work without those regulators, so if you don't have specific plans for 5v or 3.3v rails, just build ahead and get them when they're available again.

That sounds like a reasonable approach. He might be an honest dumbass rather than a sleazeball.

What is your warranty period?

*zap*

I got one too. I've been considering how to make a little scale pedal board for it.

I have one of these I used for an audio probe before I broke down and got an oscilloscope.

DMT sharpening kit!

When I messed with arduino 15 or so years ago, it was all straight C. I think there wasn't space for the OOP libraries. I assume things have advanced somewhat since then....

Check out ampgarage.com. several of those dudes seem to really know what they're doing. If you need help troubleshooting, you'll need to be able to supply schematic, voltages at various points, etc.

Fender pure nickels (150R) on the Strat & tele. D'addario xl110s on the gibsons

Are you using a switch Breakout for buffered bypass or true bypass? Would using the wrong one screw up the grounding?

Get some flux and desoldering wick/braid and it should come right off

I mean, you can check basic functionality of a transformer with a continuity check on each coil, but you'd need a signal generator and a scope to verify that it's actually working.

When I want mine to clean up, I run the volume on the guitar down. Based on videos i've seen, that's how you're supposed to play a trainwreck amp.

Got one ready for the pendulum, yet?

I use a panavise for the circuit boards, and use the cheap alligator clip thing for holding wires steady for off board components.

My M800 sounds good with bass with the gain dialed way back.