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Everything on the right side of the board, they're identical as far as the circuit goes. R1 -14 is one side, R15 -26 is the other side. same for the caps. C1-C11 is one side, C12 to 22 is the other side. I would go back and reflow the solder joints on the right side as well.

Oh hell yeah, that is DI fuckin Y right there. I love it.

Update: Yep the schematic is correct, I missed the R44 to pin 7 trace. I found the factory schematic to double check it. Been going nuts. I bet I scoured this damn thing for 2 days.

The issue I thought it was, wasn’t the issue. It’s almost identical to the mojo mojo. It’s getting splattered around the volume pot and signal goes through with no power. I gotta check the traces, I think.

Does anyone have a schematic by chance. I don’t think the one online is correct and I think I know why. If you have one, I’d love to see it.

It’s says you mistakenly plugged it into 9V DC. I guess that’s where the confusion is.

Nope, supposed to be 9V DC. I bet you plugged it into 9V AC.

Have you tried different cables? True bypass, the signal goes in jack, across the switch and back out. It never goes through the circuit. Could it be your amp?

Yea

Woohoo! Nice. I have no electronics background either. I got into this because I needed a nicer compressor pedal for less than a new one could be purchased. That was over 12 years ago. 🤣

Gonna need a DMM and get some voltages. Lookup the pinout for the IC and transistor for the correct pin numbering.

Same

Whoa, that’s crazy talk!!

There needs to be a meeting afterwards, you know, set the example.

Daaaammmnn that’s fine work for only building a couple of months.

Looks great. 1 thought about the stomps. You can lower the outer 2 as low as you can go and raise the middle.

The highs went a long time ago. Protect your hearing kids, hearing aids are expensive these days.

Oh very nice. I may give this a try. I can no longer hear bass frequencies from years of playing, but it’s worth a shot.

That’s what I’m talking about.