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Carl Vilar


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Post  Posted 1 Jun 2012 3:41 pm    
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Just picked up a nice Emmons Legrande II SD10 I don't think it's wired right because the switch and volume knob do nothing. I could use a diagram if someone has one.
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Lynn Stafford


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Post  Posted 1 Jun 2012 6:11 pm     Emmons Wiring Diagram
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Hi Carl,

Here is the official Emmons wiring diagram.



I hope this helps. Please feel free to email me if you need any more assistance.
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Carl Vilar


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Post  Posted 1 Jun 2012 9:37 pm    
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Where are the pickup wires in the first diagram since I don't have a neck selector seems thats the one I should be looking at.




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Lynn Stafford


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Post  Posted 2 Jun 2012 7:00 am     Pickup Wiring for Emmons ST-10
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Carl,

The hot and ground wires for the pickup are not shown in the diagram, but go directly to the output jack, along with the hot and ground (shown) coming from the base of the pot and switch.
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Jerry Overstreet


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Post  Posted 2 Jun 2012 9:19 am    
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Maybe I shouldn't butt in here, but isn't that a tone control wired to a simple off and on switch? If so, it would have almost no effect on the guitar's volume.

I don't recall LG's having a volume control but of course I could be wrong.
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Lynn Stafford


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Post  Posted 2 Jun 2012 1:15 pm     Tone Control Pot
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Jerry,

Yes, you are correct. There is no volume control pot, as the switch is designed to toggle the tone circuit in or out. I think perhaps Carl thought it was a volume control and didn't realize there is supposed to be a tone circuit instead.
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Carl Vilar


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Post  Posted 2 Jun 2012 2:02 pm    
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It good now I cleaned up the wiring thanks for the help.
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