Rocked it, then boxed it...now I can't rock it.

[tenwatt]

So I tested these two pedals and they worked GREAT.  I boxed them and neither work.  I built them in tandem so I'm sure whatever I did wrong I did to both.  Do you guys see anything?  The LED lights but there is no sound when bypassed or engaged.

[the3secondrule]

looks to me like the wires from the switch to the output jack are going to the ring, rather than the tip...

[irmcdermott]

looks like that's whats going on to me as well.

[tenwatt]

Holy craps!    Thanx guys.

[the3secondrule]

it was easy to spot, cos I did the exact same thing earlier today 

[dwstanford]

That happens to the best of us.  Ive done some really bonehead stuff when it was late and i had a few beers in me.  Once you get the output wires connected, make sure your case is making contact with the ground on the input terminal.  I know sometimes with painted enclosures, i have to sand the arera around the input and output so that it will complete the connection.

[tenwatt]

Thanx guys!

~Jeremy

[gtr2]

I usually forget to put the IC's in their sockets... 

[bigmufffuzzwizz]

I've plugged in the input/output plugs wrong on my test rig so many times. It's the worst when I'm trying to show my buddy and I get nothing. The first silent machine 

[jkokura]

Because we wire the pedal 'upside down' I know it's common to switch the input and output jacks as well. This mistake, and other wiring mistakes are really easy to make, and we all do it!

I have taken to marking the inside of the enclosure with a sharpie, noting which hole is for which pot, which jack, etc.

Jacob