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Could cut out the high voltage light inside it and replace with a led

1 vote for using it.

Thanks for the update

1n914 ?

If you are in the US report back what duties and fees end up at.

If you did not care about building anything looking for an old pedal with a dead 1024 could be a route to take.

I would say 100% unattended items will be ruined. Mice, birds, water, air moisture, heat, time will take them back. If you have no plans for them and no room why keep them? If it is a short term issue , have you thought about air tight containers? Some plastic containers have seals on them.

Check some simple stuff. Make sure none of the leads are touching anything they should not be. And check for cold joints. Every joint. And the battery voltage reaching the first part as others have suggested.

This came as a little kit. Pcb ect and it has been a couple years ago also. Definitely has some heft to it.

I have one of these. It is a heavy nice enclosure. Don’t know if it came from the same place but I would guess likely. Got it for building one as payment. Don’t think I could have dropped that much $$$ for one.

When was the schematic released? I thought it was being held back?https://lectric-fx.com/product/dc-echo-v-1-0-analogue-delay/

I have a metcal. A bit noisy and you still need to be fairly close. Smell is all but gone though. Metcal-BVX-101-Bench-Top-Pre-HEPA

I used a Soldapullt for many years. And picked up an Engineer this year. Still like the Soldapullt better. Much larger which gives more pull. https://www.edsyn.com/product/AS196.html

Any chance of sharing the art file?

Some solder stuff you might look at.

Has anyone ever tried burning a case? Does the design hold up, or does it need to be cleared? Does the heat weaken or brittle the aluminum enclosure ? https://fairfieldcircuitry.com/ They have a video on YouTube for the shallow water.

Is the art water decal?

Bummer they are going in heavy on using someone’s font and names to sell copies. A little too on the nose.

Step one would be confirming the power supply is putting out power. Then if so, hooking the power it into the wires, test if power is still there if is not look for the likely ground fault. This is why people are telling you to pull out the socketed ICS. The IC pump is a general problem that...

Did you take out the magical diodes? Hard to see from the image but they look missing. Not that that is your issue. Did you test to see if the power wire is getting signal through it. I one time found a piece of wire that had a dead spot in the middle of the run.