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They are R value.

https://www.pedalpcb.com/product-category/components/optical/ He sells photoresistors here. You'll have to compare specs to the KE-10720. The MPSA18 is super common. Every parts supplier should carry those.

Wha-la?! you mean Voila? :ROFLMAO: Glad you got it working.

Springs make for the best reverb for guitar in my opinion. The Spaceman Orion (dead end fx Hooke for diy) is my guy.

The only time I've ever seen wire nuts in a pedal before was in a Schumann PLL. DIY!

They were the standard when I first started building in the 90s. Great for noobs because you can't accidentally melt them like box caps. I'm still nostalgic for them and use them in my personal and legacy builds. I don't know of anything new that have their form factor.

I buy Panasonic ECQ on ebay. You can still find 100 lots for $10-$20. I'm particularly fond of the 1uf in this series.

If i recall, the hype doesn't do much when starved. I don't think i ever put one on it to stay.

Super cool! I used to sell this exact configuration, and a sm/vfm with the same features (switchable big muff tone stack with post boost) and a voltage starve.

https://shop.pedalparts.co.uk/blog/what-are-our-kits-inspired-by

Have you tried using your feet?!? the original Mold Spore was on a treadle. BTW the trim pot nulls the carrier. Set to taste.

I used up all my low gain germaniums on Fuzz Factories (literally anything works in those) or I used them as germanium diodes.

There are two trimpots on the board. One controls the depth of swing and the other controls the LED intensity. Play with that and see if it does what you want.

https://nyfast.com/self-adhesive-pcb-support-posts/10614-40519-self-adhesive-flat-top-support-post#/12649,length,600mm/25191,product-code,npsb-6m-66at These are sort of it. Not adhesive on the post but a flat surface. You could use mounting tape on the back of the pcb for that bit.

It doesn't mention calibrating in the build doc. I meant that if you made no parts substitutions, there is no need to mess with the trimpots. Set them to noon. This is based on a Madbean forum member project and maintains some of the vestigial elements of that. I have been building these from...

If you followed the build doc, the trimmers will always be "correct" at noon. The trimmers are there for if you substituted, or used low tolerance parts.

ooh! they do a DOD Vibro thang!

All of the (200+) Phase II and Bi-phase I've built use audio taper for the Rate pots. Linear in that spot would cause what you are experiencing.

They do not. Perhaps you used the wrong taper for the rate pots? Perhaps the rate is subjective and it is behaving normally. Have you compared yours to demos of this circuit?