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Looks like the board shipped today!  I bought two so I'll probably just end up using sockets for most of the the caps on the first board for testing, at least its a simple circuit.

Side note: had to go to radio shack last night because I was short a dpdt switch.  The cashier kept asking me to buy batteries, the first few times I politely said no thank you but he kept going.  I ending up having to swear at the cashier to get him to stop.  Then he tried to tell me if he doesn't do it he will get in trouble because the cameras can read lips.  I asked my wife to shoot me if I am tempted to go back there... 

Post a pic of your switch too and I'll check it.

No stress... You will get it figured out. If I was you I'd make an audio probe then trace the input signal until you find the problem.

Wow... You guys and your talent, I'm kind of jealous.  I'm lucky if I can spray paint an an enclosure a solid color nicely.

+1 to an audio probe. 

Image from http://www.diystompboxes.com/pedals/debug.html:

I play bass in a couple bands and guitar if I'm alone.   Recently have been using the same pedal board for both. 

Turned out beyond amazing!  I'm impressed.

Sorry, I'm not sure if I should start my own thread or not but...

I want to try using a snarkdoodle for bass.  I know C1 and C3 where mentioned for adding more bass to a guitar but should I do the same thing for bass guitar?  The reason I'm unsure is because I've seen other schematics that change the last capacitor from roughly 10uf to 200uf when used for bass.  Should I do that instead/as well?