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Anyone know if its possible to do that LED/LFO/Depth mod on the old style board?

Portugal. The Man and Minus the Bear rule!

im so keen for the current lover..
also.. Kingslayer?   

Hey Magic, i reckon you would be into these dudes:

Kinda like 70's revival but so good! And i know its not real pedal heavy but theres some cool amp tones anyway

Without having built the Mangler, i would say you would need to go 1uf or less for any noticeable difference.

these are so great! awesome technique. where are you getting the metal sprocket things from? i also love the fact you painted the indicators on the knobs of the second one yellow to match 

 
its on the to do list for sure!
and thats amazing its in a 125b geeeez.

Haha love it! Simpsons rules.

You could place a resistor across the legs of the pots to reduce its value, the same way you can put resistors in parallel. A 180k resistor across legs 1-3 of the pot will reduce it to a little over 100k. Not sure about using a linear in place of a log though.. it'll still work but maybe just not as well.

Thats so cool.. i have to do this now.

Yes IvIark does great layouts!
And how could I forget this wonderful site....
http://www.sabrodesign.com/
He just uploaded so many new layouts, plus the amazing amount on there already and even takes requests!!!

Woah never come across this before! Awesome! Im pretty sure i've got some vero lying around.. might have to get back into it.

Thats a huge drift.. I'll replace it. are 1/2W resistors acceptable?

So the vibrato works with a channel switching pedal plugged into the reverb switch jack at the back of the amp.. i think someones tried modding this before me. I think i'll try and fix that so the reverb is always on and the vibrato has the switching.

Its still very trebley, not that its bad, just different, but if i wanted to allows some more bass back in there, would i be looking mainly at these highlighted values?:

Just finished replacing the rest of the caps, now the vibrato has stopped working again.. damn!

Am i correct in thinking this is 1.2M? Measured with a Multimeter its about 1.5M..

Ok sweet, good thing i didn't reverse it then!