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EDIT!
Fuck that kind of killswitch, it sucks. It goes BLAAAATTZ when you kill the signal.
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I love buckethead's killswitcherey
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Nice one, dewd! Doesn't it give you a "lead unplugging" noise wired like that though?
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Doog wrote:Nice one, dewd! Doesn't it give you a "lead unplugging" noise wired like that though?
Use a SPDT momentry switch instead
L1 = Hot signal
L2 = Ground
COM = Output
This mimicks the volume pot on your guitar in the extreme settings and won't cause the fun that is the open connection sound.
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I wired the 3-way toggle killswitch on my Jazzy to direct the signal to ground when in the "kill" positions.
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I'm probably wrong to be honest. I just doodled on a post it note and posted it. Certainly leaving both connections open will cause buzzing.
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I can't even remember if I did what I said, it was ages ago..
Ah well, whatever works I guess.
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Someone call Mike.
Or PenPen. Where is PenPen?
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I would say taking the kill position to ground is the more correct way to do it.
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This is the way i always thought of doing it:
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zoinks wrote:This is the way i always thought of doing it:
...which is just switching to ground...
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Mike wrote:zoinks wrote:This is the way i always thought of doing it:
...which is just switching to ground...
oh im sorry i didnt see your post
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No worries, those are all useful places to put the switch and find a ground/hotline connection.
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Doog wrote:Nice one, dewd! Doesn't it give you a "lead unplugging" noise wired like that though?
I don't know, I don't have any strings or a jack plate ATM.
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I got all motivated to put a killa in, so I brought my frankenstang into work today, I work at a guitar shop, and wired one up. It's fun to play with
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