PNP MKII Wiring problem

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I asked for this before but forgot to save the file, but can someone please post the wiring diagram for a PNP positive ground fuzz? The last time I asked somebody posted the diagram from GGG and I went back to look for it there and couldnt find it. So if you would be so kind...
I promise to save it on my computer this time!
Also Im building the Tonepad MKII Fuzz so maybe someone has a wiring diagram for that too.
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OnTheTundra wrote:I asked for this before but forgot to save the file, but can someone please post the wiring diagram for a PNP positive ground fuzz? The last time I asked somebody posted the diagram from GGG and I went back to look for it there and couldnt find it. So if you would be so kind...
I promise to save it on my computer this time!
Also Im building the Tonepad MKII Fuzz so maybe someone has a wiring diagram for that too.
THANKS



I'll just draw up a diagram for you and post it here.... :)


I'm assuming that you mean the Tonebender Professional Mk II
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Here you go,hope this helps,let me know if you have any trouble with your build.... :)



Note that the red wire from the battery clip is the positive lead,and is soldered to the ring connection on the input socket,the tip connection is connected to the footswitch.... :)

The black wire from the battery clip is the negative lead.... :)
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I think this is what he is looking for. :wink:

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RnFR wrote:I think this is what he is looking for. :wink:

http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/dia ... a841b3e85a



RnFR,I know that this is a bit off topic,but I was wondering where does your User Name come from?,hope you don't mind me asking... :)


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i am going to take a guess: Rock n F*cking Roll?
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Hey do you guys know how to add a voltage sag to a positive ground pedal? I can do it negative ground no problem (the beavis wiring) but Im wondering if I should put the same wires in the pot or if its just depends on the purpose of the wire. Thanks
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spookybonus wrote:i am going to take a guess: Rock n F*cking Roll?
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OnTheTundra wrote:Hey do you guys know how to add a voltage sag to a positive ground pedal? I can do it negative ground no problem (the beavis wiring) but Im wondering if I should put the same wires in the pot or if its just depends on the purpose of the wire. Thanks
Same exact way you would do it on a neg gr pedal.
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wooooohoo! i'll accept a stash of germanium transistors for my prize! haha
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