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Great build!

SMD JFETs?

So how does this work?  Looks like you need to sign up for the FAWM site to see the tools.

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What can it be?

Flanger.

Many thanks for sharing your 2-band parametric EQ!

I think it turned out great and very much appreciate your hard work that made this happen.

No, this won't work.

You could switch the battery with a SPST, but in off-position you wouldn't get a bypassed signal, you'd get no guitar signal at all, and you'd get a loud pop while switching.
That's why nobody switches the battery.

For a bypass function you need at least a DPDT.

I had a Ditto but upgraded to a Ditto X2 because of the extra stop button.

Don't know about the II versions. The G string models have a send/return loop. Essentially the input signal is split for the send and to get the control signal for the gate. The gating is applied after the return. The idea is to have some dirty high gain stuff in the loop but use the clean signal for tracking.

That's no foam, that's a special material that turns to magic dust in 15 years.. just wait and see.

Very nice layout and it looks so clean.

Cody

Not just any magic dust - conductive, corrosive magic dust 

Sticky, too.

Very nice. Can't wait to see the schematic.

I confess I'm right handed.
But my impression is that it's not in the indiviudal hands but in the coordination of both.
And have you ever heard of a left hand piano?

Thanks for your replies.

I think I'll give it a try. At €333 this is too tempting.

Looking for a new tube amp in the lower price range I stumbled across the Peavey Valveking 20 II Combo.

Anyone any experience with it?

I know the 64/62 is less noise

Wrong. The TL06x draw less current but are more noisy than the TL07x.

That's fairly easy to do.
No LED: omit the red wire going to the 4k7 resistor, omit the resistor and the LED, and omit the (is is gray?) wire going to the switch.
No clip: just leave off the black and red wire of the clip.