Marshall Guv’nor/Guvernator- no sound

[megatrav]

Got this guy all wired up. I tried to make it as neat as I could.
The pedal powers on but there is no sound bypassed or engaged.
I am thinking I either goofed on the switch or jacks.
Here are some pics.
Any help is much appreciated

 

[megatrav]

GO WITH THE BOARD!

So don’t trust the build doc?

I think I’m going to have to call it quits and order a new board. This poor thing can’t handle any more soldering being done to it

 

[Chas Grant]

Mr. PedalPCB usually says to go with what's on the PCB as its the latest rev. The build doc may not be updated. That's why I said to see if you can make out what's on the board without removing the resistors. Didn't want unneeded soldering if we could have avoided it.

 

[Robert]

It is definitely my fault for not checking and verifying the build doc with what was on the PCB, but I do think @PedalPCB might want to consider either including a warning that the values aren't the same or maybe not have the incorrect values on the board lol

The values on the board aren't incorrect, you have a different revision of the PCB. The values technically haven't changed, the components have been rearranged for cleaner trace routing.

You should install the values as marked on your PCB.

 

[megatrav]

Mr. PedalPCB usually says to go with what's on the PCB as its the latest rev. The build doc may not be updated. That's why I said to see if you can make out what's on the board without removing the resistors. Didn't want unneeded soldering if we could have avoided it.

Sorry friend I misunderstood

 

[megatrav]

The values on the board aren't incorrect, you have a different revision of the PCB. The values technically haven't changed, the components have been rearranged for cleaner trace routing.

You should install the values as marked on your PCB.

Good to know for future. I’ll be ordering another one. I think this one is done for. Luckily I can save the parts that are expensive!

 

[Chas Grant]

Good to know for future. I’ll be ordering another one. I think this one is done for. Luckily I can save the parts that are expensive!

As long as the pads are still on the PCB its good. I have a pcb, I switch parts on all the time to see what the effects are, been soldered/de-soldered many many times, still rocking with out any pads lifted. If I clean it up it even looks good.