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I should also mention that I am getting audio through the gate of Q1 but not the source or drain. Is that normal?

I can't imagine I do have a momentary switch since the LED stays lit

Sorry, I was testing with the in and out jacks wired direct to the board. However, with it wired this way, using an audio probe, I get signal up until C4. No signal coming through there

10-4. No continuity there either

Removing IN wire from PCB and IN and Ground do not have continuity @music6000

I just want to say thanks @music6000 and @temol for chiming in and keeping at it with me. I'm learning so much

I will definitely try this later

Yes the LED worked fine

Okay so aside from the in and out, the switch is still wired to the pedal. I have my audio probe set up and I did some testing. Here is what I found- If I connect the wire to the tip of the jack, I hear the audio. If the pedal is engaged (LED on) I get sound from the in pad on the pcb, but to...

Okay in and out pads wired to the jacks I have no continuity between c1 and the ground pad

yes, I will do that in a bit. Should I remove all of the wires from the pads? If I do not have continuity would that mean it is the switch? I assume if there is continuity, then it would be a bridge somewhere?

Okay so I cleaned off the joints and actually replaced the wires from the switch. With no wires connected there isn't continuity between the ground lug and c1 (red circle) but as soon as I put a wire in there is. Would this mean the switch is wired wrong/ has some sort of bridge or am I just...

Just did the test and it appears that I am getting continuity between C1 and ground (the 2 red circles in the below image) but not the black circle of c1 to ground. I am also getting continuity in the places I am suppose to. So, I assume I need to clean off that ground pad and flow again?

I will do that test today and no it has not been removed

Okay so I know I am late to learning how the audio probe should be done. Thanks everyone who shared advice, pictures, and diagrams. To test, I first touched the tip of the wire to the tip of the jack and I could hear the music coming through. I touched the In on the pcb as well as the spots on...

Makes perfect sense. Thank you!

Am I silly and need to connect the cap and wire to the Jack on the pedal and not a separate one?

Okay. So, let's say I use my phone and plug it into the input. Where does the output go? I am asking since I am using the input of my amp with a guitar cable. That cable has a Jack connected like the picture above. Ground connected to the ground of the Jack on the pedal (soldered on) and a 68n...

Question about the audio probe.. what should I be hearing?

I know there are tons of options for diodes that work well with this circuit. When I built my first Klone I ordered some of these 1N34A I haven't seen people using them much so I assume they are different than the ones used in the real pedal. Can anyone explain the difference? I know that...