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I always need noise and filler between songs

I actually prefer SMD now, it really cuts down the size and build time. I would probably build more if there were more SMD PCBs. Seems like this is how things are heading the SMD route anyways.

I was hoping this would be the bigger muff but I don't think it actually needs a tube beyond mojo.

I finally have enough money to buy one and no time to babysit the drop. Maybe the Halberd, but I gambling to maybe get one.

It has the same pinout and similar specs beyond longer delay so we will see. V3207 are getting hard to find.

Not very familiar with BD analog delay circuits the place I bought a V3207D "accidentally" sent me a V3208. I was refunded, but I am unsure if this will work in this circuit. Any ideas?

Model T preamp variant

No the EAE one, I have found a good power amp mimic but its benefits are limited on your and traditional Monarch. I have heard the EAE FET Model T uses a simpler circuit than the one posted.

I have breadboarded all variations including my own and it makes a nice overdrive. Curious how that Model T power amp circuit would sound on this; I am not talking about the LM386 version, but the FET model. If only someone had a schematic haha.

This is pretty dang cool, very impressive. I don't want to show my take on it now.

Awesome Chuck, love the information but I am still trying to wrap my head around mu-amps. Hopefully I will get time over Christmas break to breadboard some changes. Maybe this could be another Chuck PCB. I know people have been wanting a version of this for sometime.

Do you imagine jfets Vp could br the issue with people trying to recreate the EQD Monarch? Schematic

You have any pics of the amp?

I noticed some GodCity Instruments builds were using discrete opamps, 2520 I believe. I know they can have higher headroom, lower noise, and run at a higher voltage. This can be dependent on the circuit, but are they worth the hassle and have any of you used any in builds? Just curious.

Yeah this is pretty cookie cutter, I also think they look ugly.

Is this called eyelet board? Love the look of it and would love to try something similar with eyelets or turrets.

There is apparently a schematic available for this but I am not familiar with Diptrace so I cannot find it on the Github.

Look what I found a PCB layout and code for the pedal version of Clouds (Cloudy). I am so down for this, I would be interested in making it. https://github.com/tomkatpedals/cloudy

I think I have the schematic for this if it came in the schematic bundle pack.

The QM is alright, but it really isn't an elegant pedal. Take a distortion + and tack on an active EQ. The Witch burner is just a Son of Screamer with some value changes, green led soft clipping, and changes to the tone stack and low end roll off. Despite this I would build them if there were PCBs.