Hello, I'm now coming back to my next problem circuit. This one is downright embarrassing--a Rangemaster, on an Aion PCB. Should be dead simple. It's a Japanese NOS PNP transistor from Small Bear specifically tested to be suitable in a Rangemaster, and the PCB has a charge pump to take standard center negative power supplies. I tested the transistor before install and it tested fine (don't have the values written down but it was in the Rangemaster zone). Schematic is on the Aion BOM but I've also pasted a link here:

I cannot get it to bias properly. I am supposed to get voltages at the test points somewhere from -6.8 to 7-7.1V. Currently, closest I can get is -7.77 volts at the test point, with the trim pot at the opposite end, it goes to -7.88V.
Here is what I have tried so far: I initially used the recommended resistor values suggested by small bear (Rb=47k, Re=4.3k) but that didn't work well. So I tried the values suggested in the Aion BOM, but still no luck. The trimpot that I put in didn't quite go up to 5k so I tried a 1.5k value in R3 to try to get more resistance. Aion had said that I might need to try 47k in R2, but that didn't work either. So TLDR, I have the stock Aion build, but with a 1.5k resistor in R3.
I'll post my PCB shortly below. Any ideas? I feel like this should be the easiest build in the world!
