Hi VeNoM ,
first and befor you  set power on the Jeannie Motherboard   control all  Parts a second time .
Checklist:
1- are the pins for the power swich shorten ?? (k5) Yes, I've used the jumper on those two pins.
2-is the tantal C 9 in the right direction ?? I think so, if I remember correctly, I've put the shorter leg into the negative hole. Is there a way to check if I made a mistake?
3- Is the IC6=  LT 1054 in the right direction ?? Yes, the point on it is pointed to the condensator next to it.
4-78L08 and 79L08  on the right place - check it double .  We had it now the second time that   the regulators are in the wrong place . Yes.
5- check all solder points  with a glass . I don't find any bad connections.
6: put the black cable  from your measuring instrument on the ground
Ground is  green (picture GND).  you can solder a little cable on this point .
Dont forget  to short the power switch  , you can do it with a jumper . ( take  the Jumper from  the three pin Midi header ) I did that.
Have you  a power supply 12 V - 1 A  , center positive .  Can be  also 12 V 0,5 ... 1,5 A. Power supply is 12V 1500A with center +
OK , power up the jeannie  with 12 V .  Black cable  to Ground , red cabel of your measuring instrument  to the first FX  10 pin  K1 connector . 
You see there 3,3   3,3 ,,, GND,GND,GND,+8,+8, GND,-8,-8  direct on the PCB . This are the voltages .   Example -8V can also be -7,88 V , or + 8 V can be 8,2 V...
 
First measure : is the 12 V there  ?? This you can measure   with black cable  on the ground and red on the red pin of the 12 V plug. I get 12,25V from the adapter/12V plug. Is that too much? The adapter is brand new and it is from RockPower (Warwick).
 If you have 12 V  now you can measure  3,3  and +8 and - 8 V  . All against ground . Means black cable on ground , red cable  to  3,3 V , + 8 V and -8 Volt .
 Hope this helps . Some of the voltages don't add up, please se the picture bellow.
 G
 Andre'