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In the meantime, check your values and reflow everything. You'd be amazed how many times that fixes things. After over 3 or 4 years of building, I had to do that 2 days ago. Makes me feel silly every time I do it.

http://www.guitarworld.com/gear-viral-videos/forgotten-guitar-inside-look-fender-factory-1959/28649

Looks like the ground wire on the upper right jack isn't hooked to the ground lug. Really only need a stereo jack if you're running a battery.

You can only have not enough.

That is so classic.

Dammit man, now I'm going to have to learn aren't I?

Is there an easy way to drill the boards? That's the only reason I haven't experimented with etching.

Great to hear. That happened to me with a phaser once, drove me nuts.

That's  so cool , I gots to learn how to do that!

Does anyone have any links to good instructions for adding a buffer to volume pedals?

Silly question, did you make sure yours isn't buffered already? Otherwise you can build a buffer and put it in there, or make it external so you can use it wherever.

Anybody have any ideas on how to accomplish this?

A guess I would have is to use a switch and one of JMK's Paralyzer boards.

I'll try to explain without resorting to drawing a picture.

On the Paralyzer board, attach Send 1 to the input of Delay 1, and attach the output of Delay 2 to Return 2 on the Paralyzer.

Get a DPDT and wire it like this:

return 1	Delay 2 input
Delay 1 output	Send 2
Delay 2 input	ground?

That's my guess.

Thanks Chris, I really appreciate it.

Anybody have any ideas on how to accomplish this?

I saw in diygp where someone ran like a 220p or similar from pin 2 to ground for this issue. I was going to give it a try on a cave dweller project I'm working on.

That's really cool

Boom, ordered random knobs and toggles.