96 Anniversary Stingray Wiring

[2pods]

I know it was heresay, but I had a SD Basslines pu and pre fitted to my 96 Aniversary Stingray.

Anyway, three years later, it would appear the pre has gone down.

I still have my original pu and pre but don't know how it was wired.
It's the one piece board with intergrated pots.

Does anyone have a diagram, or know of a web page with one ?

I have gigs coming up, so any help would be gratefully recieved

Peter

 

[midopa]

Check the Music Man website:

http://www.ernieball.com/mmonline/techinfo/

 

[2pods]

Check the Music Man website:

http://www.ernieball.com/mmonline/techinfo/

I did, I checked there before posting, but all there is a schematic of the pu in the scratchplate and a diagram which shows the signal path

Thanks anyway

Peter

 

[cybrpunk]

schematic

here's one, ignore the modification stuff

 

[2pods]

Thanks

That's the one
I found it on the Dudepit too

Now I'll have to find out what went wrong with the SD pre
Peter

 

[Rod Trussbroken]

Peter...

Go into my Web Page (link at foot of this present post). Click "Technical Data" from the list and then "Wiring" and everything you need should be there.

 

[2pods]

Thanks again

Why could the simple act of changing a battery kill the pre-amp ?

Peter

 

[Rod Trussbroken]

>>>Why could the simple act of changing a battery kill the pre-amp ?

You may have shorted-circuited something....and perhaps zapping the IC at the same time? Or a wire may have come loose. From reading your post, it appears that it was the SD pre-amp that went?

Apparently the Pre-EB pre-amps were subject to IC damage if the guitar lead was shorted. That danger was remedied by Music Man and also Ernie Ball using a protection resistor in them. Maybe the SDs don't have a protection but one would expect them to have it.

 

[2pods]

I've had the original EB pu and pre put back in.
It's a like a new bass

Now I don't know why I changed it the first place

doh !

Peter