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I made myself learn/consume everything from these resources before starting to build an amp. Absolutely stellar content, 10/10 no notes https://robrobinette.com/Amp_Stuff.htm https://www.youtube.com/@UncleDoug/videos

Also no need to edit your original post! I think keeping the questions as-is, keeps the answers making sense and then someone else who maybe has the same question can learn the same way!

Sounds good! If you don't have any SPDT just use what you have of course! I did this awhile back (mostly talking to myself but got some good advice) https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/phase-inverting-at-input-buffer-vs-after-effect.24318/ The PPCB board didn't exist yet at that time, if it...

You don't need a DPDT, a SPDT would work, then wire the input jack side of the 3DPT just straight to the input of the inverter PCB. The way you have it wired wouldn't hurt anything though, just isn't totally necessary and will save some space in the box to use a SPDT.

The behringer sf300 is a clone of the boss hyper fuzz fz-2 which is a descendant of the univox super fuzz Absolutely wild that you can get the SF300 for less then $30 new.

I tuned to B standard (for maybe the first time?) using this pedal and opened a portal to another planet I think

Not much to say about this one, parts for it have been sitting around for a few months. Came together simply enough with no issues. That was a lot of resistors 🤷‍♂️ I also probably should have used some colored knobs instead of black, but black was what I had! I added the octave on/off switch...

This build tested my sanity in every possible way. "It's only a few resistors and a few capacitors, how bad could it be". I am happy with the outcome but this build was insanely time consuming and issue prone for how simple of a circuit it is :LOL: First time using germanium anything, Got 4...

Awesome! Can the rating also include the count of reviews like the other view please!

Sweeeet! Awesome stuff once again @optilude

I have an extra hothouse PCB I don't need if you are interested from a run a did with JLCPCB a little while back for a project I also have a few https://github.com/GuitarML/FunBox PCBs if you want THT, but the hothouse one is ready to roll with SMD already populated

These threads are my favorite threads because they are a HUGE chance to get someone to level up so fast and learn so much in only a few posts. ESPECIALLY with a low component pcb with no glaring mistakes like this one. But alas, we will see what was up and learning will still happen! Stick with...

It is totally subjective I think, and might not be a common problem, but since I ran into it, it is just something I am now cautious of. I put in an amount that seems to make the connection and stop, but more importantly I make sure it is actually melting where I want it to be. Sometimes with...

When you say "The circuit input is not grounding out" what did you test? I propose you use a DMM in continuity mode to check these 2 when the effect is supposed to be on and not bypassed: 1. the IN pin on the PCB and GND 2. the OUT pin on the PCB and GND I think you already did (1) and...

Mine had some pretty bad background noise https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/checking-for-fake-opa2134.4101/#post-298175

that is SLICK

I think that without an ESP or SD card the bkshep, terrarium, hothouse, funbox, etc won't get much more user friendly for NAM unfortunately. I see new pedal project variants popping up weekly it seems though, so it is only a matter of time. It is just a bit clunky to need to do it at compile...

what if I divide it in half. It is basically 2 switches mushed together. so you want Pin 4 to pin 6 or 2 to be the LED. and Pin 3 to pin 1 or 5 for the dip pins on the pcb. The lever (the black vertical dotted line on the right connects the 2 switches together so when 4 is connected to 2, 3 is...

Yea, all good ideas, and wouldn't be hard to get it done, but something like this https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/nam-a2-raspberry-project.29837/ just makes too much sense to me at that point IMO, especially for the UI/UX. Also I have more than 1 125B pedal so I just chain them PHYSICALLY :)...

Ah yea, I typically play through a cabinet (or my mulebox which has the IR) so I like my NAM to be without the cabinet! I have been eyeing the raspberry pi project to start to chain effects together without needing to worry about CPU as much, but I still just really like the 125b form factor...