I am indeed. In fact it will be the first to grace my new
@PedalPCB Protoboard . I think the mini might have been a bit crowded with that chip pinout hogging about half of it, so a few extra hectares are helpful.
Since I started building pedals and learning [a thimble for many - a bucket to me] about electronics, I've tried to avoid allowing myself to become complacent and so I continue to challenge myself, while taking enough time to actually learn something new with each build or project. I'm as thrilled about a negative result as I am the expected one because it is just another opportunity to learn. I call it a "pop quiz" when things go south. Granted, the possibility of destroying a hard to get chip adds an extra drawstring to the sphincter, but that's not nearly enough to stop me!
(perhaps I could rephrase that?)
So yeah...I'm gonna bread board the hell out of it! The printed pcb is nearly painstakingly populated with the properly positioned pretties, save one, which should be arriving whenever it does (as it goes these days).