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Quote:Out of three wires on there I cant tell which is in/out as my SS is a 79 and a different layout than this.
If I had the pedal i could work it out easy enough but without it I cant.
Just wait till the EH man shows up, he’ll know straight away.EH man? Now im curious
it works in bypass. but oscillation is heard faintly. when effect is on my signal is faintly heard if i turn my amp up. now if i unhook the battery and plug in the signal doesn’t change at all when i hit the switch. which makes me think that it is getting power. this is what it was sort of doing with the original switch. and when i would play around with the switch i could get it to eventually work. but maybe this isnt a switching problem. anyways i did have a chance to take a pic of it. here it is.
Quote:The effect input and output wires are: Input – the one coming straight from the input jack to the PCB,this also goes to the switch but nevermind that. Output- the one coming from the PCB to the switch.Follow this true bypass diagram or your SS will oscillate like mad in bypass mode if the color switch is up and it doesn’t have grounded input: (use the one on the left and don’t bother with an LED)
http://i1016.photobucket.com/albums/af286/fenderamerica/Pedal Schematics/MYTBSWITCH.png
“GND” is ground, so use ground on one of the jacks for this.
thx liberty. im looking at the pedal now and it looks a bit different than you described. i have 3 wires connected to the input jack- one (white) thats connected to the footswitch, another (orange) thats connected to the color switch, and another (white 2) thats connected to the pcb, white and orange are both soldered to the same lug of the input jack (tip). white 2 is soldered onto another lug (sleeve). does this make a difference? also, this is the switch i got…
http://www.phonekings.com/ebay/auctiongif/carling.jpg
i got this one because its the same shape as the original spdt switch. but is the lug order still the same as on a standard dpdt? i actually used one of your other wiring diagrams you posted in a earlier thread but couldnt get it to work (the alternate one at the bottom of pic).
https://www.ehx.com/?ACT=25&fid=5&aid=190_uqGHAKBEiK2Xk4PSDcyo&board_id=1
i assumed the lug order was still the same and that white 2 (sleeve) was the fx input so i unsoldered it from the sleeve lug and wired it to the switch. but when i hooked it up it worked in bypass but i could hear the phaser coming through like you described (and i did ground it to the input jack ground where the 9v battery ground was soldered). when i hit the switch it would basically mute my guitar…..i could barely hear it if i cranked my amp up. so yeah something is still not right. this is definitely starting to become a pickle
