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I had a guy wire up my EMG's, 18v 81 and 85. I get it home and it doesn't work. I know the guy pretty well, and he's pretty good with most wiring jobs. Bad picture:
I checked that against the diagram already, the only thing I see thats different here is the placement of the braid section is over the switch, and the ground is attached to it?
God I'm going to go hide in a hole....... DER, I was thinking of the only thing I had to buy when I posted that I think..... yeah it's the one that came with the emgs.
Where he soldered the braided wires together and attached a ground wire, maybe he got it hot enough to melt into the inner (signal) wires? Or maybe that solder joint is touching one of the signal tabs on the switch, again grounding out the signal. I dunno, just something to check out.
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Where he soldered the braided wires together and attached a ground wire, maybe he got it hot enough to melt into the inner (signal) wires? Or maybe that solder joint is touching one of the signal tabs on the switch, again grounding out the signal. I dunno, just something to check out.
He said before the wires weren't soldered to the switch, just running across it, but I'd wrap that solder joint in electrical tape to get it off the switch.
Get you a bag of jumper clips from Radio Shack - those things are great for diagnosing connection problems without soldering. You could run a jumper directly from each pickup to the jack - bypassing the switch and knobs - to see where the problem is.
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