Artec QDD2 reverse voltage problem
After hours of Pains-taking testing of the mysterious 33x1 IC, it turned out my problem was not there. In the schematic that i drew (https://i.imgur.com/gtqmTmb.jpg?1), there are two clipping diodes for the audio distortion. Notice that they are connected to B-, the reverse voltage was at first thought underestimated by me to have any effect on those diodes. After taking that look at the circuit schematic, i remembered, if i am getting no sound at all then i must have a short to ground along my signal path. The chip was not in my path, however those two diodes were. I tested each with my multimeter to discover that one diode's p/n junction died and caused the diode to forward bias both ways, resulting in the signal shorting out the variable resistor to ground.

Some food for thought could be that there was no damage caused by the reverse voltage..... maybe heat was to blame for this dead diode as a solder job was done on the variable resistor which is just millimeters away from the bad diode.

edit: I have found the IC for those who need that information. The datasheet for the LM321 IC is here http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm321.pdf . This IC matches all pinouts and amplification specs.  Best part is all repairs on this circuit will always cost less than a new one on the market.

Keep learning everyone! Upvote this answer and question so people with similar problems know what to do.

Thanks to @Sunnyskyguy EE75 for all the bits of help that i got.