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Thanks for the update! Now I'll try to finish the project.

In my post, I added some photos. I think the main thing is about the position and order of the transistors and trimpots

Unfortunately not. I put it aside and left it for time. I thought about changing the trimpots, but it's just to go in trial and error mode.

I'm having trouble locating a signal loss on the Boogie Monster PCB, mainly because the board I received has differences in relation to the documentation available on the website. Are there any documentation updates available?

I bought it from a local supplier. I've had some noisy ICs, but in general they work well.

The noise oscillates intermittently. It lasts a few seconds and mixes with the tone that starts to sounds very bad, like a fuzz with out of battery

I’ve already change the ICs and the noise didn’t change

Hi, everyone I recently mounted the Kliche Mini SE and I'm having a constant and high-pitched noise along with the guitar signal when the pedal is on. Any tips on which part of the circuit I need to investigate?

I changed the volume pot and it's working normally. It's the first time I've had a defect problem in alpha pot. Regarding the appearance of the weld, I am using a lead-free alloy (supposedly less harmful). I don't know why, but it looks like an old weld. But the important thing is that in the...

I redid most of the welds on the left side, but it still has a very low volume. The right side works perfectly.

I’ll check one more time, just in case. But I didn’t see any lose solder for now Tks

Hi, guys! I recently set up a paragon (KOT) and I'm having a massive volume difference between channel 1 and channel 2. Any tips on what can be checked? Best regards, Mauro , Mauro

Tks! Now it works perfectly!

I finished assembling the pedal, but as soon as I turned it on, I saw smoke coming out of the 22R resistor. I quickly unplugged it and replaced it, along with the 10u capacitor positioned next to it. When turning it on again, the same resistor burned out. Any tips on what could be causing the...