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Here's a picture of the otherside of the pcb before I soldered in the jacks and switches

I tried swapping the wires but still no sound and now I don't get a signal through the pedal when it is not plugged in like I was getting before.

Are they both wrong? I have had a very hard time trying to look up which lead is supposed to go to which part of the pcb.

Thank you for your response. The build instructions call for two two 10K ohm resistors at the spots I've circled below. I measured both resistors I put there and compared them to my other resistors and they both seem to be 10K ohms.

I've done some more testing. I seem to get a voltage reading when testing with a multimeter from the power input to other components on the board. Also I can get a bypass signal when the pedal is unplugged from the power, but nothing when the 9v is plugged in.

As it says in the title, when I connect my pedal to power I can turn on the right LED but I don't get any sound, bypass or otherwise. The left LED won't turn on at all. This is my first pedal build so any advice on what might be wrong or how to troubleshoot would be appreciated.

Thank you for the quick response, I will take a look at switch those caps as well. Do you know if the right side comes first in the circuit? I think that is how the King of Tone works (it will be a few years before my name comes up on the waitlist to test it out in person).

I am building a Paragon Mini and I am starting to solder in the components. The paragon mini is a dual pedal with two sides that can work independently. You can convert the pedal to a high gain option by swapping a 1K resistor for a 100K resistor at a specific point in the circuit. I'd like to...