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So maybe I'm looking for a solder bridge in the part of the circuit near pin 5 of the charge pump?

Ic1 (TLC274)
1. .52V
2. .48V
3. 1.5mV
4. 9.33V
5. 1.5mV
6. 143.7 mV
7. .52V
8. .51V
9. .51V
10. .63V
11. .52V
12. 81.4 mV
13. 147.1 mV
14. .52V

IC2 (Tl1044)
1. 9.33V
2. 9.33V
3. 1.7mV
4. 2.1mV
5. .51V
6. 8.8V
7. 8.8V
8. 9.33V

I've looked but ashamed to say I can't find info on what pins should have what voltage.  I do one of these readings should be close to 18V and there is nothing close:(

I'm off today.  I'll post layer

It's an etched board.  I'll check for solder bridges.

Dudes gonna have a difficult time with a satisfying solo with the Girth and Length set so low!  I'd have those knobs cranked!!

I have built a Kingslayer from an etched board.  It works but the signal is super hot/distorted. I audio probed the in on the IC and it sounds clean and the right volume.  The out on the IC is crazy hot.  I have a TLC274CN in there.  Got it from Tayda.  Just looked at SmallBear and there tlc274 had different letters following the numbers 274...believe it was acd.  Is it possible that I ordered the wrong tlc274?  Should I be looking at something else?

Can you give us a heads up on this thread when you do?  Beautiful work.

I agree! The faceplate is top notch.  Is it laser etched?

The edges of the decal lifted Jimmy.  You can see the decal ripple in places especially on one side. 

I had previously drilled the enclosure

Sorry I wasn't clear.  Used my step bit and successfully drilled all the holes without pulling up the epoxy at all.  That's a good thing.  Just didn't leave any undone.

Well, I'd read that some people had trouble drilling without pulling  the epoxy up.  I decided I'd practice:( Now I have no holes to utilize.  I think I'll leave it for now.

Yes

It's been on the enclosure 72 hours and feels pretty hard.  Will it just peel off with pressure?  Will I end up having to sand it down?
With as cheap as Tayda enclosures are (I used a polished bare box) I might just start over if it's a pain.

Blearyeyes, I am doing just that with this enclosure.  Had some issues with the decal peeling up when I poured the envirotex.  I will probably redo this because I'm not happy with inkjet decal (just got shipment of some laser printer decal) and the edges are much worse than the pic indicates.  Overall, the decal on polished box looks pretty in some instances.