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This EQ is awesome ! Really recommending it for the send and return. Will upload my Tayda print file later, for everyone, who wants to use it. EDIT: Uploaded a UV-Template. If u want to use color, then you have to make an extra color layer. It's just gloss and white with Roland swatches...

Hey guys, got my slider eq ready today. The drill template I found in the forum was excellent. I just had to take the LED to another place because of my font. The build was easy, but the fitting for the jacks and dc is a bit tighter then usual. Curious how it will sound. Probe test worked...

I test it for 3 hours and it was really good. But then my IC died. I’ve to wait for new LM1458 ICs, then I can tell you more.

Thanks for all your help guys. Found the mistake. After checking every part and solder joint again, there was only one part which took my interest. The IC. Normally I heard broken IC's in another spectrum, like squealing noises etc. Changed the IC and now everything work. Had to wait for some...

all pots have dust seals … I measure all ground spots with my multimeter and all looks good measurewise. Strange. What I wonder is, that I could record for 3 hours without any problems.

I will reflow everything.

I finished it today. Used it for 3 hours without any problems, after that I changed the guitar to record again, then I got crackle sound. The pedal is connected to a wallet. Every other pedal work. Also changed the guitars and cable. With my known working pedals everything is great, just the...

hey guys, build my Tommy III today. I already record with it and everything worked and sounded fantastic. Then I leave my recording studio and the Tommy III was still on. After I plug the guitar in again, I got a crackle sound, like a battery is dying. Any suggestions? Visual everything looks...

Hey guys, couldn’t resist. After reading in many posts that the Tommy is a really good pedal, I thought, that I give it a try. Postman ring today with the pcb, my tayda order also already arrived. So start the build ! Nothing fancy, took a flat top LED like I do in most of my builds. It’s also...

No. Just change the Led. Long leg to plus and shorter leg to minus. Edit: sorry, don’t checked your second post. Forget what I say.

What you describe is how the amp behave. So everything is totally normal.

That's fire ! Thanks for sharing this !

Could check it next, when I find time in my room to track. I'm not so happy with the results. On snare it's kinda cool, but on the kick I don't like it. :D

@Phoenix1313 There you go. https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/face-melter-p-melter-graphics.8226/page-3 In this thread should also a drill template. But if you want to use it, prepare, that you have to wire your pots.

@Feral Feline Made a quick demo with the Ocelot on my kick and snare. First you just hear the direct sound and then I push the octave 1 and then octave 2. For the bass drum I used a boundary mic and for the snare just a SM57. Snare top is always tracked with EQ and Compressor. No there fancy...

I could try it.

I play drums … so I just use the pedals for recording guitar, when someone hit up my little recoding studio. Today I just reamped a guitar DI in my 6505. But I used a reactive loadbox and IRs. So not tested it with a real cab and mics.

Maybe @Robert could chime in, because I've really no idea why Boss used GE diodes in there original build. But maybe they used it to get a softer clipping of the octaves and I think it was more common in the 80s.

Thank you so much ! Let me guess ... you told yourself to stop building pedals ?

I told myself not to built too many guitar pedals, cause I'm not a guitar player, but I couldn't resist. This is my Pedal PCB Ocelot Octave, cause last time I had a metal production and I thought it would sound much more aggressive to put a octaver in front of the amp. But I had none ... so...