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Following all your advice I did not cut the board. Instead, I cut the plastic ring on the power jack, it fit! Thanks guys.

Can I cut a part of the pcb if it has no tracing to fit the power jack in?

Just the V3207. I would much appreciate it!

Welp that happened fast. V3207Ds are gone everywhere, even Ebay. Anyone have one they would sell for a profit? Banzai was showing in stock but just emailed me that that is incorrect and they are also waiting until Fall. Would also trade some Ge NPN tranisitors (have some Teslas and TI ones...

Any pedal amp - the EHX ones or the Victory or any other class D amp. An effects loop would be extra awesome.

Fixed! Thanks. Bad LED from Tayda. Lots of resoldering before I figured that out!

My center footswitch LED won't come on. I'm pretty sure it my soldering on the footswitch. Can someone tell me which lugs on the center footswitch are for the LED? Otherwise effect works great!

Thank you. I was sick of using the big plastic ones because you have to solder them pre-installed in the enclosure, but it looks like that's what I should stick with. "too good to be true" is usually correct.

Sorry, just bought off of tayda and now can't figure it out.

Following. About to populate one of these and would like to know as well!

Also I mean with like a slot for bias resistors and (maybe even a trimpot) to get the right gain ratio so you can swap these into fuzzes or build a rangemaster.

Yes.. I think most of the breakout boards are for lazy hobbiests like myself :);)

Maybe this already exists and I missed it? Would be awesome to be able to utilize lower gain transistors which are easy to afford instead of the crazy prices people are asking for high gain PNP and NPN germaniums.....

Before I buy, just wondering, because the description is not great, whether something like this - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07V66X2K3/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A32A7V0ESA8D26&psc=1 would test leakage? I have setup my breadboard to do the test but I am worried my second resistor is...

Thank you, thank you, thank you guys! Turns out I burnt out a solder pad when I was trying to desolder a socket for the IC. In one day though, I learned to solder better, learned to test before boxing, built a reusable audio probe, and figured out how to troubleshoot a pedal. I ordered...

Wired up a battery, that is not the source. Will be making an audio probe but have to order the 100nf capacitor. Thanks everyone for your help, I will report back once I am able to test.

Thank you! Fixed that issue. Now I am getting a signal through, bypass is working, but when the pedal is engaged it is incredibly loud/sounds like a ground issue. Can hear the guitar but the ground noise is predominant...

Nope. Nothing.