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very likely your footswitch daughter boards.. their backwards...

I heard that @jamesalberton stumbled upon these in his Asia meetings while painstakingly auditioning all of his decommissioned submarine parts. He decided the world needed to hear all of these wonderful " Greenie Sound" producing transistors and decided to have a meeting with NTE @Octaking Labs...

I can see those sanding belts from a mile away... I use to work for Klingspor

oh... and good luck with the electrical tape for the pots.. that almost always causes issues.... your better off with some thin hard plastic cut from a milk jug or some cardboard if you dont have pot covers..

I'd also check out that capacitor while your back in there poking around.. looks a bit suspect.. Appears it got some of the hot poker treatment while you were soldering your off board wiring.

show us your gut shot or we'll get you....

you can desolder the diodes and put sockets for switching out diodes... or solder in wires and add a switch to switch between a couple different sets of diode types.... that would be an easy quick mod... While your there you could clip out the IC's and add sockets for those as well to future...

just don't do it.....You'll regret it that they all have nice uniform colors and will look pretty good in a build.

same..... but the way I wired it made more sense to rotate the lugs 90 because the spacing of the 6 wires was a bit wide... I think it made them a little cleaner.. If I had run it normal I think it would have been looking like an octopus attacking the switch..

multimeter set to DC volts.. black probe on a ground pad and the other red probe on the pins youll be reading voltage of... take not on how to located how the pins are numbered for ic chips so you can record the voltage... some pins may read a negative voltage instead of a positive.. take not...

bwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww Read the troubleshooting sticky... Then get a multimeter and give a voltage readout for each pin# on all your chips and tell us what number chip has these readings.... pay attention to whether it's a negative or positive voltage as well..

I didn't go overboard on the mojo parts.. used what I had.... I was tempted to order Dale resistors, Wima and Nichicon caps but decided to go full send with what I had on hand.

Finished up this full size Klone for my board this morning… Everything went pretty smooth. Sounds really good too..

while your in there it also appears your pots are not insulated and could cause a short to the pcb.. or maybe they are and I cant tell..

That's freaking sick!

I'm surely disappointed..... Out of all the people here behaving and giving decent advice and not one of us smartasses are telling you where to really go.... :ROFLMAO:

The SBP pots are great... You cant beat their customer service and quickness to ship. I definitely prefer to order my pots through them if I'm getting trannies, IC chips and diodes.. which I will not buy from Tayda.... When I place orders over $200 with tayda I will generally get the tayda pots...

I toured with a wanna be jam band through the south in the 90's... We covered a lot of Dead,Phish, Widespread Panic, leftover Salmon and String Cheese instrument.. Back Then I was using Digitech FX25 and I was getting an almost perfect Jerry quack back then with just a strat.

I'll give you my .02 cents for every guitar I own and setup personally.. First and foremost I own slotted neck relief straight edges from stewmac.. I believe these are a must.. They are straight and true. 1: Tune guitar up to the tuning you are using. 2. Check neck relief with stewmac gauge in...

@Robert... You can send me a board to build out and confirm no dead end traces if you wanna put out a build doc for a backlog pedal instead... :ROFLMAO: .. I should be able to fire one up within an hour.