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Just an update. I did resolve this issue and get the pedal working. Somehow the input wire was getting pinched between one of the mini toggle switched and the case. When I snugged down all the pots and mini toggle nuts apparently it was choking the wires signal off or causing a temporary short...

Ugh yeah it's a grounding issue...thank you... Now I need to exactly figure out what lol... I've had this happen before many moons ago, but if I loosen up all the components (nuts on the pots, footswitch, toggle switches) then pedal works. Snug them down all the way and the pedal stops working.

I just finished up an Increment overdrive and as the title states I have no sound/output from the pedal aside from some static when everything is fully dimed. Really not sure on this one as I thought I was being fairly meticulous measuring and testing every component before I put them on the...

I'm planning out a booster/buffer/splitter pedal and need some help making sure I'm wiring and grounding everything properly. Basically I want the booster (Cleaver) to come first and to be switchable (on/off) via the footswitch. Then I want to go out from the Cleaver to the buffer/splitter...

Sorry to bump this, but going through this one now. So then to confirm. There is no 24k resitor needed on the board itself even though the Lycan.txt parts list posted above calls for one?

Ok well problem solved it was absolutely something with the LED itself. I ripped it out and just totally replaced it with a new/different one and it works exactly how it should now with switching on and off. I have no idea exactly what was going on but possibly like giovanni mentioned perhaps...

Yes, either one of the jacks one at a time and/or both touching the bare metal of the enclosure at the same time turns the LED on

I reflowed them all on both ends/sides, cleaned the hell out of it and still the same issue.

I am having a weird issue I have never experienced before and hopefully someone can set me straight. Just finished an ADHD board with the buffered foot switch add-on. Everything is working perfectly function/soundwise except the LED engagement/state. Pedal turns on and off as it should but the...

Just an update, got the new footswitch PCB today, slapped it on a new switch and the pedal is now functional. Thanks all. 👍

Lol I'm just going to do a new switch and not even fight with cleaning it up and attempting to salvage it.

Well it actually is the switch. I derped and did not realize the lug orientation & branding direction is different than on my usual go-to's (gorva or LMS soft clicks) and apparently I have the board oriented 90 degrees the wrong way. I get continuity on these pairs

From lectric fx: Please install pcb onto 3pdt with the lectric-fx.com text facing up where you can read it, and the square pad is bottom left.

So I m not getting continuity on the in out pads of the switch or the in out pads of the board...maybe that switch is the culprit? I actually went ahead and decided to remove the buffer portion of the circuit until I have the main noise gate board figured out. Here's updated shots of the...

Here's the switch board as well ..I'm pretty sure I have it wired right, but maybe I'm wrong? I have the pedal in jack tip wired to the 'IT' pad, and the in jacks sleeve wired to the '-S' on the IT side. The the 'OT' (blue wire) is the out that runs to the in on the buffer board. The 'S' pad...

It's a lumberg jack, there's no metal of it touching the enclosure, nor is any metal of the enclosure touching the dc splitter board. I tested and get power on the two incoming prongs as well as power on each of the two splits. No signal passes through with the pedal on or off (just tapping the...

Hello, I'm trying to get a lectric fx stfu noise gate + an AMZ buffer/splitter to work in one enclosure and am failing, please help lol. I am unfortunately not getting the led to light up, nor am I getting any signal passing through the pedal on either output jack. I do get hum/signal buzz if...

Awesome thank you very much!

Transistor based...essentially the amz buffer.