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good point, I should've considered this, was being too simplistic. and you're right: it's a odd spec to claim.

The schematic says it all

The web site is annoying but I've built several guitarpcb offerings and they've all been solid.

These have saved me a few times (and they do break easily). They cost a buck at Tayda, well worth it.

I use scotch tape.

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I prefer ebay over reverb. I use an RV-6. It's fine for my needs. I also have all the Gravitation parts in my build queue/backlog, so eventually I'll try it out. I don't really want to go into a reverb hole searching for something better because reverbs are expensive.

See http://www.geofex.com/Article_Folders/fuzzface/fffram.htm and http://diy.smallbearelec.com/HowTos/FuzzFaceFAQ/FFFAQ.htm

that's brown sand? looks purple. maybe that's just my monitor though

Is that speaker wire for the battery connect? Beats the thin wires that I get with the tayda battery jacks.

that's what prevents me from buying a press. I just assume my holes will still be crooked.

12 range options? That's a lot. What values of caps will you use?

Take a look at the Parenthesis Fuzz as an example. One cap is filtering the power for all three circuits.

looks like he's got this one: https://pedalparts.co.uk/docs/TrebleDeluxe.pdf

that's really cool. given the size of the pcb, seems like there's an opporunity to make the enclosure even smaller.

I assumed I read it incorrectly.

Off topic for pedal forum, but (for some reason) I like y'alls opinions. Anyone here recommend an inexpensive dashboard camera? This weekend, my wife's car was hit by a car that ran a red light. Fortunately there were no injuries other than the cars. With no other witnesses, the other driver...

I'm not any help, just wanted to comment: That's a lot of capacitor for a pedal! Looks like a fun build, hope you get it sorted.

It should work. From the printed drill templates you can see the holes are aligned with other templates (plus Robert is very consistent). @Squiblert if you have doubts, print the drill template at 100% size, and measure the location of the holes to verify.

I just put my order together, and it was $20.25. Last year I had a $20 order I paid $4 for shipping. I was expecting the tariffs to be between $4-6 (depending on if they say the electronics are from China or Thailand), so hoping my cost would be $8-10. Turns out shipping/tax is $16.88, so a...