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Show your pedal guts.

Resistor 7 there looks smoked. I don't know exactly what it does, but I expect there's at least one setting that isn't working quite right. Not trying to be the bearer of bad news, but you may want to try to find a way to test the meters functions under known conditions before assuming it works fine.

If you've done that on all the settings then you may be good, but it makes me uncomfortable looking at it.

Me?
 

no, he his refering to my burned out olm meter.
I will have to check if one mode isn't reading properly. Checked a few resistors with known values and the meter read correctly. The burnt resistor must belong to a mode that I don't use. Not sure if there is anything actually wrong with the resistor, might just be some surface scorching from a blown fuse. Not severe enough to damage the fuctionality.
 
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Custom MSLP lo-fi delay/cave reverb/ lo fi looper.
 
One of my own builds. I suck at photography, but I love this pedal. It's pretty much the bass content of a Green Russian with the gain of a Ram's Head. It's nasty, aggressive and awesome. I'm running it at 6v right now because it's the only adapter I have that doesn't make noise, but it sounds great anywhere between 6 and 12.

--Silvie
 

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