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post better pictures showing how your jacks are wired and also so we can trace the wiring from pcb to your footswitch breakout board..

for starters your LED wiring is backwards.. are you getting bypass signal?

literally killed every orchid we have bought...

Nicely done!

Finished up a dual build… Straightforward and everything biased out just fine.. Rangefinder with a Ruskie I was gifted from @jessenator and a Benson Preamp

I hear ya... obviously it's not a have to have but sure is nice to measure exactly what you have in your hand.. especially for germanium transistors

yeah a solid joint should wick to the other side and fill the pad.. could be one of your issues... plus the tranny pinout could be your major issue... all else looks pretty decent

Pay's for itself if you plan on building pedals for a long time... :ROFLMAO:

The areas circled in red are not quite soldered all the way... you didnt get full solder wicked to both sides of board and these could be cold joints.... Just trying to help but you need to give it another second longer to wick through.

some of the issue is soldering..... What exactly is it doing? Do you have bypass signal.. led light working etc etc

DCA75pro for the win..... has leads that will clip on the pins

Yeah... I got mixed up with input/output..... I see C10 is a bit cobbled.. have you tried replacing C10.. it lives in the LFO section

I see you ran some shielded wire for output jack.. was this you trying to alleviate the clock noise?? do you have the shield to that wire connected to ground?

Clean job...

My dad used to own a slot car track business in the 80's till the early 90's.... For a while he had the fastest track in the nation.

Try some infrared 3mm diodes while your at it.. 👍

Another Rat clone in the works aye?

PICS or we flog you....;)

So essentially this is a Muff Diving thread aye?

Some of your solder joints look pretty hungry at first glance... Another tip would be to sand/file inside where the input/output jacks are mounted.... I also take a drill bit and remove the paint in at least two of the screw holes on bottom plate so the entire enclosure is grounded. I also...