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Good eyes. Thank you for the response. I will report back once I have removed the bridge

I posted about this build in another thread related to wiring a charge pump board. Pedalpcb gave me the test method and when I remove the SW wire, the LED remains lit. I checked all of my connections and reflowed just about every joint and it did not fix the problem. I am assuming its something...

Big thanks on C10. Since I uploaded the photo, I did reflow myself solder and check for any bridges. I will recheck and swap c10. Thanks for the assist!

As it turns out, my efforts did not pay off. Should I test the jfets?

Here are some pics. Here is the link to the doc as well: Sea Lion Compressor

Okay so I disconnected the SW cable and it remained lit. So, I went over the solder joints and made sure nothing was touching or shorting out. The SW cable is still disconnected, but now the light dims when I click the switch. It doesn't turn off completely? Very strange

Guitarpcbmania replied and said the 0/1 and 1/1 pads were originally added for modding, but they're useless and should be ignored. I am going to try touching up all my joints and maybe swap the CTRL and Ground wires just to see if maybe it was something silly like that

Thanks for the tip. Right now I don't have any gator clips or spare parts to make a probe, but that will be something I do in the future.

Yes, I had some sticky pads on the bottom. I removed them so that I could take pictures of the under side of the board

I really need to get around to making one of those. I was hoping someone would reveal something silly and obvious that I missed.

I actually have no idea! maybe I should send them a message

One other thing, is was able to bias the jfets and they're all sitting right around 4.5v. So signal is getting to them at least

Yes, it is Here is the build doc: Lemon Rockerverb

I've been working on this build from guitar pcb mania. I have bypassed sound. No sound when engaged but I do have an LED. I took some shots of the board and I can't spot any bad connections so I think I might have the switch Ground and Control backwards. The PCB only says CNTRL. I haven't...

I finally had a chance to rewrire and do some testing. The good news is, it powers on! The problem is, the LED stays on whether the effect is engaged or bypassed. The effect does turn on and off, but the LED stays lit. I have the LED connected to the pads on the main board. Should it be wired...

Sweet! Thanks for clarifying. I'll report back once I correct this.

Just to clarify.. should the DC Jack connect to the right and left side? In the previous reply you said the DC Jack should connect to the +/- in the top right

Just following up. I think I may have wired something wrong. I get bypassed tone but nothing when engaged. Here is how I have it: -18v on charge board going to DC jack -Right side plus on charge board going to 9v on main pcb -ground from right side going of board going to ground on pcb...

Turns out I did switch the trimpots. I was able to bias the transistors! Unfortunately I don't have any sound so I will be trouble shooting that tonight