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So I messed around with it more last night and I think my problem was a short in the circuit. I can't see where it's happened, but after physically manipulating the thing, it's seemed to go away. Sorry for the rookie mistake... ugg... and thank you for your help!!

9.41 on the inline side and 9.27 on the other.

I am using a Schottky 1N5817G in place of a regular 1N5817 at D9. Would that make a difference?

http://www.smallbear-electronics.mybigcommerce.com/ic-mc1458p-ti/

"IC MC1458P (TI)
Product Description
Dual bipolar op-amp used in many classic distortions and ODs
Replacing LM1458 (obsolete)"

I'm using a onespot (center neg) plugged into a typical jack. The image I've attached doesn't show the jack because I snipped it off to test flipping it around...

Checked both. They should be correct...

Hi all! The title says it all... Noob question here. Just put the Moar together and am reading the IC voltage at pins 4 and 8 as 9.41 (@ pin four) and around 0 (@ pin eight). This is the opposite of what it should be. Any ideas on why this is the case?

Thanks!