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If there is no signal it is a wiring issue most likely but we cannot see the connections you have made to the Input side of the wiring board to Main Board with that photo. Revisit all of your wiring connections. Make sure you have solid connections everywhere. The one ground connected to the wiring board does not look very secure.
I have been out with an injury.
There are DPDT wiring boards and Super Drive 70’s in stock now from my personal stash
I am placing a photo here of a working build that shows all parts clearly and off-board wiring so you may use it to compare against yours. I do this since you have hands on.
If that does not help we will needs to compare voltages of all IC pins so you will need to post your voltages. I am helping my daughter move today but others are always around to help.
Agreed Verify the Wiring and be sure the T pads on in and out match the Wiring Guide. We can’t tell from photos. Finally we cannot guarantee an xvive opto couplet will match the specs of the NSL-32. You would need to compare both datasheets. It would be very important that they match.
Wow that is a lot of circuits all in one box. Amazing! Thank you for sharing.
If it was texture it would have been the American Fuzz.
Did you use the 2 Knob Job boards for the Dual Pot Mods for volume boost?
The schematic would be the same as the current versions.
This was all that was available from that time:
We have many guides including one to use your digital multimeter to check over the entire circuit using continuity. Hi highly suggest doing that while checking against the entire wiring guide I gave you above to look for additional wiring errors. We also have guides to using and building an audio probe to check the circuit for issues. All the guides are located on our Guides Page
Hard to see but your 3PDT I pad does not look like it is going to the Jack Tip but instead the battery lug connection (Ring). Connect it to Tip.
If you want the tone as heard in my audio demo for the RT version you will probably just want the two LED position active all the time.
Beautiful and thank you for sharing.
I am glad you took the time to read the Guides Page.
That eliminates a ton of common errors as you have proven.
I think the video demo shows the type of tone I was able to achieve with a strat or les paul.
If using higher output pickups than that you will have less available cleans without rolling back the guitar volume.
Alternately I would visually recheck resistor values and reflow solder joints (some look suspect) and if you have an audio probe you could quickly find any trouble spots to focus on. The Guides Page has links to making one and using one.
That is a hand etched board dating back 10 years.
Madbean and I started out this way but soon found out too many people had issue soldering (lack of soldering skills) so we quickly ditched the idea for proper PCB Mask boards rendering the hand etched obsolete. Add to that way too much blood, sweat and chemicals were involved.
Here is the BUILD DOCUMENT you need.
