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Looking great!

And all you’re doing is having the option to reuse a TL072..

Oh man, too cool. Too cool. Awesome stuff. I did a similar thing, but I just made a local bash script instead of python. The KiCad CLI can be a bit inconsistent for PCB renders. I tried to do the colour scheme thing for exports but it seems to be broken, in the backlog to fix which sucks but I...

Now, with added girth!

If anyone looks for sounds.

A bit of a necro bump, but I can add that these are also useful: https://www.lcsc.com/product-detail/C106448.html

The led is fine that way. It wouldn’t affect the circuit output anyway. The easiest way to troubleshoot will be to get an audio probe and work through the audio path to see where you lose volume.

Big boy got smaller, sorta.

Big boys and girls rejoice.

I updated last night. First thing I noticed is that DRC takes five times longer!

Spot on @z2amiller ! Great stuff Theoretically, if your faceplates are full length, you could have enclosures drilled for 4 AND 6 knob layouts and let the faceplate hide everything!

Built this the other day. High gain variant, no charge pump. Quite a bit more with that bottom kicked in, great for single coils.

Lovely pedal this! I was tempted to do a single channel version and glad I didn’t. Lots of range on it, and definitely enough gain on tap. Almost tempted to set boost at half and leave it there. Thanks a lot for this, it really is a fun improvement on a fav.

I just made a layout and a build doc, there's very little to thank circuit-wise there! But great to see you BB'd one. I find it stacks cleanly.

Its been mentioned a few times already, and I'll mention it again. An audio probe is the next step. Trace the schematic from jack in to jack out and find where the audio stops going forward. Then you've found the problem.

Boneyard Emperor of Tone lead channel (without charge pump): Y.O.S. Smoggy. YATS. Footswitch with LED: LPD Sixty8 with Boneyard mods:

Great build. You can add a 4k7 resistor between the 2nd leg of the pot and the board if you want to stop the LFO bottoming out when the rate is at maximum. This is fixed in the latest version.

Twatwaffle. Twa twa ffle.

Nice. I have a layout from the original schematic and it's okay for my purposes. 17 year old me would have loved it. I found the original to have too much bass and presence (though I'm a mids guy). I do find Engl type high gain fatiguing though. The Depth knob worked pretty well for cutting out...

My main weapon of choice is a 5F2 Princeton. It's a Champ with a tone control. Personally, I think the Champ is one of the GOAT amps. It gets great sounds and takes pedals well. Maybe not what you want if there's chugging involved.