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D5&6 are soldered together just like the others, no wire is necessary, just use the leads. You're over thinking things, relax and take a deep breath, as you delve in to this hobby, you'll find that things aren't that complicated. Enjoy!


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It's easier to create solder bridges, so be mindful of your soldering.


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No, the wires connecting the diodes to the switch are the leads that are already on the diodes. Regular hookup wire connects the switch to the board. Make note of the polarity of the diodes on the switch.


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Yep


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D1


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2 spectacular builds.


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Yep


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That looks really nice. I imagine it's a big fat sound when they're both on.

You do not if you're going to use the one on the 3PDT board.


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Shoot, get yourself a strat neck, nobody will know! I'd  love to have a hard tail strat.


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Blue, here is a cool tutorial Brian put together, I had the same question. There are others linked from the projects page.
http://www.madbeanpedals.com/tutorials/downloads/MBP_Understanding_Layouts.pdf

Thanks Matt


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I bought a board from someone, I don't remember who. I need a picture of the board, it's an OSHPark tabbed board. I need to troubleshoot it. I think it's a bad set of LM chips, but I want to check the rest of the board. Anyone know who that is?

S=send or board in r=return or board out.


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If it works, don't worry about it, box it and rocks it!


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