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theres signal coming from both, ive been messing with the trim pot but im still not getting any luck :(

hey y'all! i could really use some help :( i started this build last night and "finished" it with disappointment. When its engaged, both LEDs work (even with the Rate knob) but ONLY my dry signal is coming through. I've seen similar threads with this problem happening but so far I don't see...

what kind of enclosure did you get?

UPDATE: i used my brothers multimeter and i was reading 5v on all of the Pin 1's and 4.5-4.9 on pin 1 of the TL072's. Could it be from the electrolytic caps? all of the resistors have the correct values (as do the film caps) so im not sure what to check next... any suggestions?

got it! thank you so much for the clarification

awesome! thank you :p(y) if i end up having to replace the transistors, would you guys recommend buying ones from amazon (cuz of the one day shipping) or ordering them on Tayda?

how would i go about checking DC? would i have to go out and by a multimeter? im sorry for all the questions... im still new to this and learning as i go

im using 22 awg (stranded) and no, the pots are not reacting. its almost like a blue box or something. pretty weird sound. how would i check for the 5v DC output? also i usually only use the uninsulated to the ftsw just for a quick test and then I go back and "gig-proof" all of the little...

my first thought too. the back of the PCB isn't touching anything; nor is the belton brick. im pretty sure it has something to do with the transistors (maybe??). trying to get one of the big shot users on here who has a masters in electrical engineering to help me out

Here’s some better pictures :) How would I go about checking the voltage on the transistors?

Hey guys! First build using a belton brick and I thought i had it covered :( I used some free wiring to give the finished product a look that I would aesthetically enjoy more than the classic 3-knob (no hate tho, just my preference) but idk if that’s the problem here. When I plugged it to test...

looks great! how do the changes feel compared to a stock TS-9?