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Hi i have a 1980 P-bass special USA. After a long search i finally found a replacement active board for it. The problem is i have 3 wires 2 black ones and one white on. One of the black ones comes from the bridge the earth and the other 2 come from the pickups. What i,m trying to find out is where these wires are soldered to the active board. I don,t want to wire them to the wrong place and fry the board. Does anyone know where they go on the board. I can provide photo,s if this helps

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Pics would be good, but the 2 blacks will be -ve or earth and the white will be +ve or 'hot output' from the pup. The blk and wht from the pup should have an input point on the board thats obvious.... teh blk from the bridge can go to the -ve of the jack or the back of a convienient pot.

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Had a go what you said didn,t work unfortunately. So i have an image see if this helps[url="http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z226/boombaxx/100_0162.jpg"]Circuit board[/url]

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Sorry but pic isnt much help....


If I squint and shake my hands infrom ot my face it looks like the encrypted porn channels in hotels..... :)

need better pics....

had another thought, it maybe one of these that the pup wires staright to the vol pot and the PCB sorts the rest of the pre amp from there. But would need to see lots more detail....

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I will try and take a better picture today my camera is not all that good at close ups or maybe i,m not that good. Hotel porn lol i want some bass porn

Posted (edited)

Got it noticed a spare port on the dip switch where the white wire went to and wired the 2 black wires to an earth. Thanks for your help i am a very happy dude

Edited by p-bass

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