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Correct. 9.36V on one side, 9.08V on the other.

I have two more from that batch. They all measure about the same.

On the diode setting, I get .212V one way and OL the other.

At the risk of outing myself as a bigger dummy than my previous post... So, let's assume you are working on your first pedal, the Aion Proxima, and, in the midst of a massive brain fart, you wire the DC jack backwards...oops. Possibly luckily, you are just testing the LED and the spidey senses...

Good idea. I think that is part of the problem with the other pedal I built that is only partially working.

Giorfida already mentioned it, but AC15C1 used W/Greenback. Not quiet, but you need some heft to hear how your pedals are working. Also, works just great for gigging.

Yeah, that worked. Embarrassed at missing that. I’ve got a meatier one coming soon that is more complex, but I’m going to check all the values first 🤪. Question for my education…if I’m not mistaken, the resistors adjacent to the Bass pot are there to resist bass frequencies to ground. So...

I think we may have a winner. Looks like I did 1.5M for R8. I’ll replace that with the correct value. Again…doh!

Continuity is correct as noted above. I have verified the value as it is written on the cap, but not sure how to measure it with my DMM…web search to follow. In the Aion build, it is non polarized (differs from the PedalPCB build).

Correct on the pot pins. Phew and doh! Leg 2 IC1 to R8, R8 to pin 3 pot both have continuity. I will take the board out and check the pot to C5. C5 confirmed as correct value. The bass roll off Is too effective. It is as rolled off as the circuit will allow, like it’s stuck CCW resulting in a...

Hmm…good point. CCW = 50K Middle = 7.6K CW = 0

Hi all. Long time listener, first time caller. My electronics theory/understanding is a bit shaky, so excuse any dumb questions (another thread to follow). I just finished the Aion Andromeda from the PCB. It works fine aside from the Bass control. All the voltages on IC1 and IC2 are fine as...