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Awesome freaking pedal i just ordered the pcb. The boost being a switch is silly to me know ones gonna bend down and flip a switch for their boost, but the new design has a second button now

What inlay option did you choose for that baritone neck? Are you happy with the color?

What wiring do you use?

Overdrive for your clean sound is perfect. That should be a common description of compressors!

just finished this a few minutes ago, i like it but don't love it. the predelay control feels weird to me, i'm not sure it's behaving 100% correctly. great demo, thanks!

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Thanks for doing this demo. I built it awhile back, after I've done a few superbolt builtds. I like the superbolt by itself better but I got some ideas for this thing now. Great playing btw :)

holy moses this sounds epic. next on my build list!!! great video and great playing

I love it. Whats your favorite and why? Ill go first, I love my "haunting mids" clone and my pedalpcb "Pathogen".

That fuzz makes me moist

tks, what a lot of DIY at your behaind. Great sound and explanation. TKS

Hej, nice player!

You really made me wanna work on that, I'll start with analog pedals, but I plan on making the PedalPCB FV-1 development kit

Wow is that a versatile pedal. Love the video special effects.

Awesome playing and sound

Kinda similar to the legendary Captain Coconut pedal. Very cool.

Can we use 18V with this pedal ? Like the DLS.

FYI youtube unsubbed me from you.

This video was insanely valuable to me. I love how down to earth it is and how you take us on your journey. Thank you for sharing!

What would cause an led to blow? I’ve tried multiple leds in both directions.

Gonna be my first build 🤙

Hello, thanks for the videos you make. very helpfull to me. can i ask for help me build one of those boost pedals? very fuzz face like clean up with out the fuzz and i like it very much. Please?

Wow! Very nice job on the art and presentation! I enjoyed watching your progress, and picked up some good tips, thanks!

Im buyimg one tomorrow. It sounds the best guitar ever to me personally.

I havent built a crazy amount of pedals, but the green ringer i built off a different pcb is the one ive used the most. Not even for the octave up sounds but mainly the lower down the neck almost sitar sound (especially on the lower strings)

Little flux on a toothpick would make it so much faster and easier

now me - dont listen to me because i am completely out of my mind . i had a piece of a capacitor lodged in my left foot for a few years . i had to have it surgically removed . it was the cut off or part that should have ended up in the garbage . I agree - yes perhaps this is wise choice to try and be careful with your cut offs . perhaps it may be wise to wear shoes , dont solder with short pants . I am nuckin futz , my solder already has the flux innit BUT - i like to use paste flux . i also like to remove the paste flux , i never solder with out using some form of additional flux paste or in some case liquid. i have a lot of fluxs too. its my thing . i use fans and filters when soldering , and i also remove the flux . if you do not use flux thats great i am happy for you . i bring it up because my experience is that most people who are beginners have a tough time soldering . my experience showed me soldering is much less challenging with a massive bump in success rates when i employ flux . if you never used it good for you ! make a post , make a video , paint it on a barn. i am trying to provide info which made my life infinitely easier -we solder a lot in our house , for the first 25 years i did this stuff i did not use flux . a plumber turned me on to it . since that single demonstration i have never soldered with out using additional flux. after i am finished soldering , i remove the flux . i use ipa for this , old tooth brushes and also wire hobby brush as a last stage . i also add a second applique of flux - go over the solder joints a second time - before testing . you certainly dont have to do any of this stuff , thats the fun part of it . we built a DIY audio probe and paired that with R.G. Keens quick and dirty test oscillator. as a result of building hundreds of circuits , effects , oscillators and amplifiers, i got rather adept at trouble shooting over the years . we now test every part that we can before cutting them in . we have run into bad switches , bad jacks , bad pots , bad capacitors - especially the mlcc ones that come in a multi pack - about 1/3 of those were bad on my last order but they were not from tayda . tayda has been pretty good but , minimal fake stuff and minimal duds , when you are buying bulk and then budget buying on auction sites my experience was that i ran into a lot of bad components . your experience is not mine . i wont say sorry , there is no emoji to state what i took the time to type here . if you do not have the patience to read what i took my time to type to you , perhaps it would be wise to choose a different hobby . Chinese pedals are 30 dollars shipped from al baba now . ordering everything i need to build a single boost pedal , the last time i did that costed me 63 dollars from tayda . now if you are going to come at me with attitude because your experience was different thats great i applaud you . i am merely trying to be helpful and realistic about how expensive this hobby has become . if tayda or dhl is charging you 3 dollars for shipping thats great and i am thrilled for you because they are charging me 16 - for a small order , again to build a single boost pedal .... its funny because these angry know it all types never post but they come out in droves to respond in an accusatory tone , like i took the time to type all this out , but all of it is a fairy tale i cooked up because i am secretly josh from jsh . the thing about guitar effects is this , tone is subjective . telling someone the pedal i think they should build is about as smart as trying to describe the plot of tom and jerry to my cat . starting out , start small , do not rush . test first .having a capacitance testing multi meter with a pair of alligator clip clasps for testing components quickly - using flux , image flipping vero board jpgs for hole cutting , all stuff you do not need to do . in fact NEVER do any of this , NEVER use flux , you will be the next anthony zvex by noon tomorrow . what are you doing ? go pick out which fishing lures to put in your cap to wear at NAMM where tessa jeffers and rebecca dirks will be fighting over who gets to interview you first

That's a beautiful guitar

Hi. Is the pedal configured so that the preamp still functions when its switched off? Or is it wired for true bypass? People seem to really dig the preamp in addition to fuzzes etc.

woah i want one!

how to design such a pratical PCB ?

Hey, did you use pin headers to connect the switches or just wire?

Awesome, wgat a fab guitar! You've got the sound and demo setup nailed now, works great! Great balance between guitar and voice, lighting is great, no clicking noises and hum and all. Just focus on the good stuff and fun! Noice noice noice!

Bro, there’s only one “n” in potentiometer. That’s why they’re called “pots” not “ponts”.

dooood

Please tell me the voltage of capasitor

MOAR FUZZ!!! 🤪👍

can you modify this pedal to add a footpedal like a real univibe?

Thanks for this demo! I just completed an Octagon, which is essentially the same PCB and parts with a different EPROM. It's great, but I want more reverb types, so I think I'll be building one of these in the future. I bought the pre-soldered FV-1, which makes it somewhat easier for those just starting out with DIY pedals.

They look great, that's a very organized room

Far more organized than my collection.

You should do some shorts on your favorites

Great tutorial! I find it helpful to keep a tube of soldering flux with a toothpick in it to dab a little flux on the solder pads. It really helps the solder flow better with larger solder joints, like on footswitches, pots and jacks. Also helps with tinning wires, so it's a quick process where the insulation doesn't melt and the wire end doesn't get too fat.

Thanks so much for posting this! I'm finishing up an ElectroVibe Mini, which is pretty intense since there are 2 stacked boards and everything fits together so tight. I was just about to solder in the 9203 LDRs I got from Mouser and they are MIA (probably got accidentally thrown away). Now I am patiently awaiting replacements to arrive and researching how to dial it in in the meantime. Nice playing and thanks again for the helpful video!🙏

Nice hoard! I love that you have so much room to display them all. 😎

Awesome channel and quite a build list =D Have you done your own pickups ?

I’m about to put one of these together. Curious if you used the aluminum transistors or plastic ones. It sounds great!

I didn't think you were a "trem bar" guy