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a1x

PLEASE HELP!!!

Post by a1x »

somehow in the process of removing the ric-o-sound and installing a toaster, i have screwed up my wiring. i was using the schematic for a 4001v63 on the ric website and, for some reason, ne neck p-up is not working. i went with just a standard 1/4 jack. do i need to use the "standard" 1/4 that was originally there?
jwr2

Post by jwr2 »

A good way for a beginner to learn is to have 2 rics ... I use my 1968 as a template for wiring ... it came mono from the factory ... I'll post some pictures of a properly wired bass ...

If you can find a 4003s or 4001s wiring diagram that would work or the 4001v63 wiring should work as well ...

it can be a little confusing ... but it is not rocket science ...

Make sure you are putting in 2 mono jacks ... the stereo jack could be messing you up ...
a1x

Post by a1x »

thanks for the help.
the wire to the pickup had crept down so that the ground was making contact with the hot at the base of the pickup.
it took a while to find it because it was the last thing i checked.
that's my luck!
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Post by basshawk »

Funny how it's allways the last place you look, huh? So, how does that toaster sound?
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