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I got purged too! If it purged accounts that were inactive for over a year, I'm not too surprised. I haven't actually finished a pedal in quite some time (been busy with pedalboard setups, repairs, etc), and I have easily over 100 pcbs already waiting to be built, so I haven't bought anything in...

Probably a 5k trimmer with a ~1k resistor.

Yeah, seems like you would jumper the led pad and the resistor, or you could leave them empty and wire the SW pad on the breakout board directly to 9v. And you would use a 4.7k on the version without the brightness control, but a smaller value (maybe 1k?) with the brightness control. Your other...

The concern isn’t whether or not there’s positive dc voltage on the board, but if it were directly connected to one of the lugs on the switch. But after thinking about it more, it seems like the sw pad is probably routed through the LED circuit before connecting to the switch. So basically...

To use the new LED breakout boards, am I correct in assuming that the thinking is to bridge the LED pads on the main pcb so that +9v is present on the SW pad? Otherwise I'm unclear how positive voltage would be available to the LED on the breakout board. I've always understood it to be a bad...

Been thinking about this, what about a 3rd dc jack for pass-through to another effect? Presumably the draw of the relay is pretty minimal, so a pass-through could power another effect and not eat up an entire slot on your power supply. Just a thought.

So, umm... what is it? My assumption is it's for using a battery on certain effects with a dc backup for when the battery dies mid-gig.

My man!

Digging this up to ask- what can be omitted if I'm only using the fixed -9v for PNP circuits?

True enough, I'm just here for the lolz.

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Nothing would make me happier than to open one of their pedals and find a pedalpcb board

Exactly! By the time you buy all of those jacks that you need and spend time drilling out your enclosure, wiring it all up... you might as well have just bought the Goodwood version. A single pcb with board mounted jacks would be perfect.

@Joben Magooch posted this in the new wishlist and I'm surprised it's not gaining more traction! This would be sooooo useful for me as a rig builder. The Goodwood Audio versions come with all the features I like to use, they're just overly expensive. Of course, I could DIY something together but...

Interesting, so I assume by reissue we're both talking about the Xvive, correct? I already bought them and specifically for this purpose, I might as well give it a go. If you've got the pcbs, please, I'll take two! If it's a bust, that's ok.

Small Bear has the Xvive remakes in stock, I've already got two ready to roll. Just need the pcb.

bump @PedalPCB

Any idea when it will be back in stock??

What is it? Need deets.

Yep, that’s what I meant. Thanks! Glad we figured it out before I put it together!