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Think I found a hint to the connections...
I think this board is wired in parallel..
This would mean that a parallim is active betwwen the circuits in there somewhere...
and
If I can find the diodes that make the connection, I can work my way out from there.. to eventually reach the pins I must hook up too, and maybe...just maybe...
I might
remember what pins connect to what circuit and thus I would know what component to connect to which pin....
(but that is a real big if... even for a President.)
I think this board is wired in parallel..
This would mean that a parallim is active betwwen the circuits in there somewhere...
and
If I can find the diodes that make the connection, I can work my way out from there.. to eventually reach the pins I must hook up too, and maybe...just maybe...
I might
remember what pins connect to what circuit and thus I would know what component to connect to which pin....
(but that is a real big if... even for a President.)
found the parralim...
I DEDUCE----
The resistor 474k bridges the circuit between the two transistors.(the parralim)
The 474k resistor bridges the collector of the wah circuit transistor, to the base of the tone/volume circuit transistor
Pin J to the induction coil(500) to everything on the board
Pin E is the negative side of the circuit and is emitted from the vol/tone transistor.
Pin F is capped and resisted and barred to the fuse block contacting the collector on the tone/vol transistor.
MY CONNECTIONS_________________________________________________________
Pin D does not run through the induction coil, so it must be the +wah output from the pot
Pin J must be the instrument input
Pin E must be the amp output
Pin F must be the tone/vol output
or J is the tone/vol input and F is the instrument input
9v power through a [switch(doesn't exist...yet)], to the fuse block at B and F
DO YOU THINK THIS WILL WORK?
The two 1249 tropical fish caps, are hard wired(barred) to the fuse block on either side, one parallel(on the wah circuit) and one in series(on the tone/vol circuit). these two fish must be the 9v filters.
If I don't switch the 9v, which fires the transistors, the circuit passes the signal through the 5way wah selector, and through the tone/vol circuit, and out pin F
Each of the 4 pins(K,L,M,N) attach to the 5way for increasing singularity wah control.
ps. the pedal will work without the 9v, but there won't be an amplification, or tone/vol controls!!!! how about that! a double rectified busthead for everybody!
I DEDUCE----
The resistor 474k bridges the circuit between the two transistors.(the parralim)
The 474k resistor bridges the collector of the wah circuit transistor, to the base of the tone/volume circuit transistor
Pin J to the induction coil(500) to everything on the board
Pin E is the negative side of the circuit and is emitted from the vol/tone transistor.
Pin F is capped and resisted and barred to the fuse block contacting the collector on the tone/vol transistor.
MY CONNECTIONS_________________________________________________________
Pin D does not run through the induction coil, so it must be the +wah output from the pot
Pin J must be the instrument input
Pin E must be the amp output
Pin F must be the tone/vol output
or J is the tone/vol input and F is the instrument input
9v power through a [switch(doesn't exist...yet)], to the fuse block at B and F
DO YOU THINK THIS WILL WORK?
The two 1249 tropical fish caps, are hard wired(barred) to the fuse block on either side, one parallel(on the wah circuit) and one in series(on the tone/vol circuit). these two fish must be the 9v filters.
If I don't switch the 9v, which fires the transistors, the circuit passes the signal through the 5way wah selector, and through the tone/vol circuit, and out pin F
Each of the 4 pins(K,L,M,N) attach to the 5way for increasing singularity wah control.
ps. the pedal will work without the 9v, but there won't be an amplification, or tone/vol controls!!!! how about that! a double rectified busthead for everybody!
