Urgh, never had this issue before, probably obvious and I don't see it

[Bio77]

You can short the switch with a resistor lead or wire, to test out your theory.  Reading your OP, it is weird that you don't get any signal in the off position.

[matmosphere]

Thanks everybody.

Problem solved. I started to unbox it tonight to check the connections and notice that as I took out the output jack the lug it connected to on the footswitch jostled around a bit. Plugged it all up and sure enough everything would cut in and out if I moved that lug around. I bypassed the switch and everything seems to work fine now other than the fact that it's always on.  Didn't put in an LED so I suppose I could shift the columns over to the left and pretend its a DPDT. Surprise I didn't catch it earlier.

Feel pretty good about having created the layout and the fact that it actually works.

[mjg]

Cool, good to hear you got it working. 

[cooder]

Choice, great you found the spanner in the works. And nice to get a layout going after those gremlins in there.

[gordo]

Knew it had to be something simple.  Half the time those are the hardest to find because you're looking right at it.

[jimilee]

Knew it had to be something simple.  Half the time those are the hardest to find because you're looking right at it.

I can't imagine what you're talking about......


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