Dr. Boogey Fading In

[ACP]

Does anyone have any clue as to what would cause my Dr. Boogey to fade in? The output level is very low until signal is fed through for a minute, but the distortion seems to be there.

[aron]

I have no idea, but most times when there's a delay in something, it seems to point to a capacitor problem. I assume it's having this problem with just the Boogey by itself (no other pedals in chain)

[ACP]

It is the only one in the chain and I've replaced all of the electrolytics. Could it be one of the film caps?

[Meanderthal]

 Hey, that's weird, I thought it was just me.
I have the same thing going on in my flipster- fades in the first time ya turn it on. I figured it had to do with the caps because it started when I piggybacked(paralleled) more caps onto the decoupling caps to let more bottom end thru. It worked, but there is that fade-in thing...
I had figured it was maybe all those caps 'charging' up or something and I just put up with it, since it only does it when first turned on... Yeah, I know...

Edit: Oh, and yes, they were film caps.

[aron]

I really have no idea. I would check the power supply electrolytic capacitors. Make sure that they are oriented correctly.