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:unsure:... interesting. Gonna have to study this one a bit.

:LOL: Well we were just kids then. However, saying that now somehow doesn't make me feel better now...

My first bass was a Fender Musicmaster short scale in black. Played it for quite some time as a teenager. Then I got a 4001 Ric. Maple body, maple neck, rosewood fretboard. White banding. I loved it. Played it for a few post-teen years. Came home from work one eve and my young bride told me she...

Thank you. Yes, the bridge ground will be attached to a better location. I'm still going to look into a Ric circuit however. The circuit in the drawing is something I've been pondering for some time now. My original plan did not have an on/off circuit, and had the stereo/mono circuit on a mini...

Thanks friend! I'm glad you caught that cause I sure didn't. Thanks for reviewing and the guidance. Much appreciated.

OK so here it is. I welcome your comments and suggestions. Looks easy enough, huh?

Build pics

Wiring schematic

Well, forgive my ignorance, but I can't seem to be able to post up a pic of my wiring sketch... is it because I'm still a newbie??

:ROFLMAO:

This is true...

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Now that's cool... that's tacticool...

OK. The lights are not for illumination, just an indicator. One will light up when the main switch is on... the other will light up when the guitar is in stereo mode. The leds are not needed, just a cool little option on a dark stage. Yes, 9V, and yes, an independent circuit, hence the need for...

Again thanks for the input and ideas. I used to play a 4001 Rick, and I did consider that. But I can't do anything the easy way.

Thanks Stratamania, it looks like the S1 might just be the answer to my dilemma. Will be a little tricky to mount in a rear cavity, as it appears to be a pretty short shaft, but we'll make it work.

Thanks friend, title edited. My apologies to all for the confusion. I don't know how to describe my intended setup without including the switches, but my intent is this (and I'll try to post up a sketch this weekend): •2 Duncan NYC soapbars ran passive •Each wired with its own mini for...

Thanks for your replies, much appreciated. Kill switch may not be the correct terminology... but essentially just an on/off switch to use to shut off the output to the jack. So at the end of a live set, per say, I can just flip (push) a switch to shut off the outgoing signal, rather than turn...

Sorry, no drawing yet. Basically, I'm looking to wire an on/off switch on a push pot to kill the output completely while it's not being played, rather than just turning down the volume. Just need to know if I can do this by breaking the ground circuit, or do I have to break the hot side to not...