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Hi folks, long time no read! I know there is a brillant tutorial about the Tayda UV Printing Tutorial by @Fingolfen But I neither have the abilities nor the software to come up with something like this. My white version of the Mtl.asm annoys me...and I try for years now to convice them to do...

Hey there, long time no see. Wanted to ask if anybody here knows how to wire something like a Shnobel Volume/Expression Selector Switch Box? Probably no rocket science for you guys :) Thanks

Haven't been here for awhile since I don't have any time to build stuff..but the Binaura caught my eyes. Will there be specific EEPROMs from PedalPCB for the stereo version? Or can I still use my Module8-EEPROM?

Oh, I love it :) It's a custom built Rickenbacker-inspired guitar made by SIGN Guitar in my hometown Aachen/Germany. I always fell for the Rickenbacker guitars but wasn't really a fan of this "long horn" and the exaggerated "bump" on the body. So when it came to getting a new guitar, I thought...

Downgraded to a semi-portable size :D

Here's two clips from our gig last saturday...I use PedalPCB's ARACHNID in both songs! The first half of this is basically a jam around the Montreal Assembly Count to 5 where I mess around with its pitch & long delays...

Mike is such a piece of sh*t...

Kindergarden started again! BEST!

There are a few that built two-footswitch ones, but I was particularly looking at one with a single footswitch. A few questions though: @PedalPCB: how does the module recognize the difference between pressing and holding the FS? I mean how long does it need to be held down for it to...

Awesome! Thanks!

Hi, not sure if there is something like this... I'm looking for a tiny loop switcher (with one loop) which only has one footswitch that will work momentary (when pressed) & latching (while holding). Is there anything out there? Thanks

Shit, I need this. @PedalPCB : do you think these will show up at musikding.de at some point of time?

sorry, haven't checked the forum for a while...I passed the information to my buddy (who owns the pedals) and will try to find out if it worked or not! Thanks!

Could anybody tell me what could be the reason for this issue with the JHS @+? In the video (zipped since I couldn't attach otherwise) you see the working one first and then the one with the issue...the LEDs are low and the sound is weak; both channels behave the same, probably some powering...

WOW, this is aweome! I'd love to get one (if you ship internationally....I think I'd replace the internal switch with an on/on-toggle and put it on the outside of the enclosure...)

Ok, thanks. I think I can live with this since both are connected to one power output of a Cioks DC7 that delivers 660mA on that output...if that’s the only drawback, I won’t change anything and run the risk of breaking something...

It was in the beginning....but faced the same problem after a while again. OK, so the real change came from swapping R3? Is there any disadvantage of leaving the 10k inside in the power section?

I've changed all the 100k resistors in the power section to 10k and R3 (10M) in the TS-side to 1M....not facing any problems atm

This will probably be the last pedal I'll build myself...

Ok, I really really thought it’s only my fault and disability to properly solder that this sounds as it sounds...but I have a second one built that behaves almost the same (It sounds great until you really start shredding, then the TS side starts to get fuzzy) and therefore i think that (besides...