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I think you have your 9V and GND connections reversed on your DC jack. The GNDs should go to the lug that looks like a small "L" on the DC jack. The 9V goes to the outermost smaller straight lug.

Your input jack SLEEVE is goin to the same spot that your PCBs 9V wire is going to! I'm surprised you are getting a good clean signal when bypassed and power connected! You are shorting power to ground as soon as you plug in your cable and the 1Spot

I think he has that right, it's just hard to tell with all of the same color wiring

That wiring diagram is just fine. With or without the ground wire connected to the output jack it should be fine because the output jack is being grounded by the enclosure.  My concern is your wiring. Those long exposed wires can be bumping into other pads, the enclosure, the potentiometers, etc.... You should try to have your wires pushed in one side of the board as far as possible and solder form the other side. The LED setup is fine also, no need to remove it. It just looked from your picture that the switch was hooked directly to the  +9V of the DC Jack.

Are you using Lead free solder? It looks like you may have some cold solder joints. A good iron, 60/40 solder, and some practice should clean this up for you and help eliminate some problems.

And a picture of the board, top and bottom

I made one, and sold it. Still sad about it  It was just straight forward four in one, each had their own input/output stage.

Really really great stuff!

Just a plug for a friend on the other side of the pond who does some really quality stuff...

"Now taking orders for custom built, etched pedals: Tone Benders [1, 1.5, 2, 3, Vox] Fuzz Face, Selmer BuzzTone, Burns Buzzaround, Maestro."

Check him out on Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/facelessfx

NO!   

Just want to add a link to the build doc. When I go to "Edit" it only shows the project name and description. How do I add the build Doc link?

I would like to start sharing some projects and can't figure out how to add build docs to my projects. Can someone help me out? Thanks! 

F'ing awesome man! Love it!

Congratulations! That's an accomplishment to be proud of!

Thanks everyone. I think you're right, I bumped the price a bit. I want to keep it affordable but I don't want anyone to think I skimped on anything either. Im just trying to keep this as a hobby/side project kinda thing 

Thanks everyone! Videos are back up. And I made a Facebook page 

https://www.facebook.com/razorbackpedals

Finished a small batch of a design I made from modifying a power boost circuit, adding a charge pump on a toggle, and adding clipping options. Tons of fun! PPP UV printing for the enclosures. A good friend did the demo videos

https://reverb.com/item/218584-razorback-pedals-p-b-black

Nice!