LukeFRC

It also depends on the latency of different pedals, some will be worse than others boss gt1000core is one of the lowest and then it goes up - if you’ve got the two reverbs it in the loop of that multifx you’ve got an extra stage at loop out and in too, plus for each reverb pedal. Try the reverbs after that multifx, it may almost half the latency …

Nice @bnt - how’s the onward working out? I utterly ignored it when it came out thrn was a vid of it in action and could see the appeal

I dinnae think that joke landed @neepheid 🤣

I have a Bravewood I bought new - looks amazing with a real vintage look to the pickguard…. However after a few years finger wear cleans it up!!

small squares and a wooden spatula

This is the way - I have learned from the best. …also the normal thickness stuff lets you put a thin patch cable eg EBS in the gap below the pedal. this is also the wisdom of jimbobothy not me, the price of his pedalboard building online class is not bad!

Trump sticks 104% tariffs on them, Uli Behringer shrugs. Quatschmacher gives a bad review... product gets pulled.

as said - most digital reverbs will let you fine tune - this is on a H9max hall which has 3 band - HX stomp will do similar in different ways.

ground wire off board goes to where you would normally wire the input jack ground wire... are the ground wires on both jackes connected? Distortion pot wiring looks like needs a touch up. Have you joined centre pin to the outside on the pot? And just a question- why not board mounted pots? it's much easier!!

photos! Also, the common things did both input and output jacks grounds get connected to each other, is the 3pdt switch wired correctly (and the fuzz dog pub soldered on the right way up if you've used one of them) are the back of the pots shorting on something...

Post some good photos - one of us might be able to see something

it's for the folk who haven't found this thread

Oh that’s very clever morning the Harley Benton power thingy

Power circuit sound be fairly easy to check - does each VA point get a steady 9v ? (Guessing it’s 9v) based on what you’ve said ild be checking for anything wierd around the IC socket

is it your own PCB or a commercial one? And am I understanding you built it on a breadboard first and it worked fine ?

Autofilter will also get you there or thereabouts with some fiddling

So even worse than my DIY clone?!

I think we started off at “compact” a few posts ago…