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threaded shaft through the hole in the face plate, and finally put the washer and nut back on and tighten it
down. Use a small wrench, or pliers (carefully) to tighten the nut.
Next, use a small standard screwdriver to loosen the set screw in the chickenhead knob. Turn the Psycho
Knob selector all the way to the left (towards Bypass), and then click it two times to the right. This should put
it into the “Blues” position. Now put the chickenhead knob over the shaft and tighten it down with the pointer
going straight up towards the “BLUES” text on the faceplate. Tighten down the screw and then turn through
all the positions to make sure it lines up with the words correctly.
Step
4
—Drilling/Cutting Holes
The input and output jacks need holes that are 3/8” or so in diameter, so use an appropriately sized drill bit for
those.
You will also need to make a larger hole underneath where the faceplate is to be mounted, that will accept the
circuit board with enough extra room for it to be positioned. You can drill a starter hole and use a keyhole or
jigsaw to cut the hole, or you can just drill a bunch of holes with your 3/8” bit to make an opening. It’s not pret-
ty, but it works!
