SOLVED Mach 1 not working

taita87

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Hello can someone tell me if this build is OK or there's something obviously wrong in the build?
The led is working but when I plug in the cables I ear nothing from the cabinet, no signal at all.

I have to admit that in the first place I plugged a 9v battery with wrong polarity, maybe I broke something with that first attempt, or maybe there something macroscopically wrong in the soldering
 

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I would suggest two things now, first is a reflow of your joints. This will hopefully ensure a good connections. Some of then look like their cold or there's not enough solder. Secondly I would also start to look at your foot switch wiring. You can check continuity if you want before trying to replace anything. Make sure you getting a good connection between the pin and the board (not the breakout board) this will give you an idea if you have a broken wire or if there's a solder issue somewhere. Good new is you have bypass so that's one step closer
 
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