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Just above the switches, but those need to be mounted on something I guess

This, there is very little solder showing through the holes on the component side, not that there should be a ton, be we should see some.

Are your pots covered so they do not make contact with your board ? Not relevant, but remove the tab on your pots or they will not sit flush.

I'm about to build one, I'm honestly hesitating between 1 and 3. I like the simplicity of having no charge pump but might try the split rails... what's the advantage of running at +-9v ?

I bought the Volt 276 as a gift for my wife a few years back. It was (well still is) her first interface and she really likes it. She records guitars and voice with it.

Yes it was a gift card code and I know for a fact it was worth 20$. I did not know if that code was redeemable multiple times so I kept it a secret. Thank you @Professor Poopy Pedal Panorama :ROFLMAO:

Sorry, just saw you already know about the pots and switch. Switch not that important now, but i would correct the pots. What transistors did you used, where did you got them ?

Pots are the wrong way around looks like ? Switch is definitely on the wrong side of the board.

This first, put the right jumpers. But be sure to isolate that mix pot from the board. FS could use more solder but I've seen some work with less.

Tried that on my first build... 2x111, 1x222 and 1x333. Changed it to 4x111, from my understanding, the regulator is the bottleneck. Could not save the two converters I had to take out.

Is it working outside the enclosure. Does that bottom pot has a cover?

Pictures ? The bypass could also work with both jacks wired wrong.

#3 or #4

And there is almost always electrical tape involved ...

I had time to make an order for a pair of shimano hydro brakes and then all shimano and sram familier of products could no more be bought in Canada from Europe. Then the great prices became not so great and they got sold to wiggle, who then stopped selling to canada. Now it's hard to buy any...

I was like you, they had me a few times with stupid overcharges. But I tried it and that's true (there was a similar option on chainreactioncycle when they were still operating in Canada) when they say duty paie no extra cost that's what it is.

Footswitch still looks like it has cold joints, and some of the dc/dc converter too, I see at least one blob there. It should look like a cone. There is also one just right of the footswitch (left in the last pics... LDR ?) that looks suspicions to me.

I would also replace the one @Feral Feline noted. It looks like the top is about to pop, since it's out of the enclosure... You can test it for fun after, but it's suspicious also.

Might be worth checking R68 near power jack.

Not sure that's the problem, but worth looking into.