Thank you so much man , you just saved a 23 year old many years !!! Cheers 🥂 from AZ USA a young pedal builder /amp repairs ! 💜

Excellent tutorial Paul. I just bought a BB from eBay but I haven't used it yet but I will be very soon. I loved the diptrace tutorials too. I downloaded that a month ago and attempted to design something but couldn't get my head around it. I knew what I wanted to do but couldn't get it into the program. Thanks for the bonus you put in my last order. Greatly appreciated, thank you very much.

I've got the budget one on the far right, stuck it to a parts container about the size of a Smallbear DD case that I wired up with a pair of output jacks and a power supply jack - I use a multi-voltage wall-wart "Battery Replacer" unit to provide power. Just finished designing/building my first pedal with that setup, served me well the past 4 months.

Nice video, getting ready to load up the next one!

This is great! I'm planning to mess around with guitar pedal building, follow some famous and not too complex circuits, and experiment a little. Maybe I'll find something that I really like the sound of, and make it into a unique pedal of my own. Great channel! Very helpful!

Looking forward to the next one. Are you going to create videos all the way through to completed pedal? A step by step tutorial would be awesome with this level of detail. Thanks!

EXCELLENT! I reckon I'm a pretty alright pedal builder, from a kit, and would like to improve my understand of electronic to make my own circuits, this is a fantastic lesson! Thanks!

thanks for all the good info

Spade connectors... genius!!! Can't believe I hadn't seen it before. Jumper cables... I do recommend getting a few rolls of 22AWG tinned solid core in a number of colours. Cut off what you need to size. The dedicated stuff has thick insulation which is good/sturdy.

Thank you Very much!

Hey Paul love your videos! Just wondering where you got those small 4mm spade connectors to slide over solder lug pots?

double delay in the future?

Any bread-board recommendations??? I'm looking for a quality one........

a while ago i bought a really cheap breadboard online, its my only one and iv'e been using it for years it is painfully bad to work with, when buying a breadboard, like he said, buy the not so cheap ones.

Thank you :)))

The terminals your talking about are called bootlace terminals and where invented by Zoller & Fröhlich.

Tried to build a half-digital/half-analog pedal on a breadboard, but it's very noisy (it is actually a clean sound as it is supposed to be, but I can hear the "clicking" of a led turning on and off). How can I get rid of that?

I use trimmers on the breadboard instead of pots.

I'd like to know where you get your breadboards from at the price your quoting, cat price for the cheapest one you showed $14.95. (you know the company! i'm in Qld)

Skip ahead to 9 minutes. Just do it

So you don’t show us???

this is a baking video

I think I should have used a breadboard for my first pedal instead of soldering everything.

I ruined a breadboard like this one on the right with pcb mount pots.

Appreciate the info, but I think this could have been condensed into 5 minutes max. It's a bit erratic and non linear

I have such a bad reaction to constant mouth noises in videos. I love the info but the trend is killing info channels

Good stuff, but a trifle neurotic.

Yeah, ok, "Wisher" brand breadboards... a run-out model, WB-106 + J = AUD$41.92 before tax (10%GST) Yeah, basic...? or, had you forgotten how big the internet is..? (AUD = Australian Dollars) I "wish" alright!

Wow! You speak so inefficiently. Everything is said 3x.

Anyone needing that much information about a breadboard needs to spend the money on a commercial pedal and focus on playing.