low4driver
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I need a wiring diagram for a 91 stingray w/ 3 band eq. The preamp is crescent shaped and loaded through the front of the bass. I saw the diagram on the .org site and it doesn't show the leads to the jack. Also I would be so appreciative if someone could describe the path the wires take inside the compartment. What I mean is, for example does the black wire from the battery go to the jack via under the circuit board or above (through the space between circuit and cover plate. Any detail will go to good use here. I've got important gigs and rehersals this week and I have no back-up. Besides I don't like any other bass. Thanks, -Mark.
Below is how I started writing this post. Then I realized I was not getting to the point and y'all might not have time to listen to me bitch. So I'd say the next section is "optional".
I am the original owner of a '91 Stingray w/ B eq. I love this Bass but it seems like it's been shorting out ever since I got it. Granted- I'm pretty hard on it. The original Jack has been replaced with what I think is a standard stereo jack. I tried to find one like the original but I think they are unique. I've had to repair the jack and preamp many times and often in a panic just before or even on the gig. My point is I may have got a little sloppy and I don't even claim to know what I'm doing. A couple weeks ago I broke down and took it to a "professional" thinking, I'm going to get this thing done right once and for all. After picking it up and shelling out $70 I believed my fellow musicians would never again have the occasion to yell at me "get that thing fixed". Well I pull up to this gig in La, I've never even met these guys and I'm running late. But at least my bass works right?---WRONG! So I'm back to Pounding on it with my fists (this usually works for half a set) ---Anyway you get the point: it's embarrassing! The repair shop just jury- rigged like I have been doing for years. Only, my sloppy work holds up better than theirs. This is turning out to be a rant. Sorry. I'm Just so frustrated.
Below is how I started writing this post. Then I realized I was not getting to the point and y'all might not have time to listen to me bitch. So I'd say the next section is "optional".
I am the original owner of a '91 Stingray w/ B eq. I love this Bass but it seems like it's been shorting out ever since I got it. Granted- I'm pretty hard on it. The original Jack has been replaced with what I think is a standard stereo jack. I tried to find one like the original but I think they are unique. I've had to repair the jack and preamp many times and often in a panic just before or even on the gig. My point is I may have got a little sloppy and I don't even claim to know what I'm doing. A couple weeks ago I broke down and took it to a "professional" thinking, I'm going to get this thing done right once and for all. After picking it up and shelling out $70 I believed my fellow musicians would never again have the occasion to yell at me "get that thing fixed". Well I pull up to this gig in La, I've never even met these guys and I'm running late. But at least my bass works right?---WRONG! So I'm back to Pounding on it with my fists (this usually works for half a set) ---Anyway you get the point: it's embarrassing! The repair shop just jury- rigged like I have been doing for years. Only, my sloppy work holds up better than theirs. This is turning out to be a rant. Sorry. I'm Just so frustrated.
