Title: Wiring T, V, X etc (pots) Post by: m0b1liz3 on January 23, 2010, 04:30:57 AM Ok, I can't tell how to wire T,V,X, C, Y (off the pots)
The black wire has a core surrounded by plastic, surrounded by more metal fibres which at first I thought were just shielding. So take the master for example, the left lug is soldered indirectly on to T via another wire and T -core is wired to the middle lug on the pot. My question is does the left lug get wired to the metal fibres on the outside of the plastic? I assumed this was the case but those are so fragile that I have few fibres left when I take off the outside rubber layer with my wire strippers. Anyways, if someone can clue me into how I am supposed to do this part it would be appreciated. I am also wondering what happens at the other end. T attaches to the effects loop socket but I can't tell what the --T--O-- symbolism means at that end. Title: Re: Wiring T, V, X etc (pots) Post by: hywelg on January 23, 2010, 11:56:03 AM The O-- that is drawn around a wire near one end is intended to represent the shielding connection. You will find that this always goes to ground somewhere.
Title: Re: Wiring T, V, X etc (pots) Post by: m0b1liz3 on January 23, 2010, 10:04:03 PM Ok, so it is shielding. So I just have to verify about the wiring. In the case of the master pot. Is the left tab being connected to the shielding as a ground?
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