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I figured it out!! There was no docs on the footswitch PCB, so I assumed that it worked like any other. Turns out you MUST jump the LED pins in the back if you aren't going to use a LED attatched to the footswitch

Probably will start tomorrow, will check in then. All in all, the pedal sounds great. Just would like the LED to work lol

How do I do that safely? Hot(red) to anode, black to cathode or any ground? Edit: tried A to K, V is wobbly

Probably so: Ive attached pics (that isnt a bridge between A and +, I just left the leads long and the camera angle doesnt help) A to anode (long), K to cathode (short)

Nope, 4k7 is the only resistor in that part of the circuit

Found a disc batt laying around. Turns out, my MM doesnt have enough forward voltage for diode testing I guess. So the LEDs light up (including the one installed in the pedal), now to figure out why its not turning on when I stomp the 3PDT. Since 3v worked, and I assume CLR in the standard...

Yes and no. I am trying to get Byrdhouse to light up, but testing all my LEDs is yielding no results

Yep, checked that the anode was indeed the longer pin. Just to be sure I tried both orientations on a lot of them, still no shine

So, I am new to electronics and just kind of blindly followed the CLR value when adding a LED to my board. I assembled everything, sounds great, but the LED doesnt shine. I tried testing it with my multimeter diode mode, still didn't shine. Tested all the other types of LEDs I got from Tayda...

Glad I saw this now. I'm going to be ordering all the parts tomorrow and would have still used 9mm pots :p