I know there was a thread here, seems like it was right before the 2nd time we 'lost time' - anyhow, it was a thread about removing/lifting the tone knob from the rhythm circuit and also wiring the pickup switches on the lead circuit to go into parallel when both are down instead of off.
Jagermeister wrote:
Having them go into series or out of phase when pointed down would be interesting...
Yes this was the mod (series when both down, parellel when both up).
Someone on Harmony Central claimed to have wired his jag this way - I PMed him but never got a response. Any electronic-y people care to work out how it can be done?
As for the rhythm circuit mod, my idea was to buy another 1MEG volume roller and stick it in the tone pot in the ryhtm circuit - that way you'd have 1meg tone/voume, that whole circuit would actually be useable finally. then you could flick to lead circuit for bridge only or series loudness. seems obvious but way more useful than it is now.
Jagermeister wrote:
Having them go into series or out of phase when pointed down would be interesting...
Yes this was the mod (series when both down, parellel when both up).
Someone on Harmony Central claimed to have wired his jag this way - I PMed him but never got a response. Any electronic-y people care to work out how it can be done?
As for the rhythm circuit mod, my idea was to buy another 1MEG volume roller and stick it in the tone pot in the ryhtm circuit - that way you'd have 1meg tone/voume, that whole circuit would actually be useable finally. then you could flick to lead circuit for bridge only or series loudness. seems obvious but way more useful than it is now.
What's his/her username? I'll try too, or at least search his post history to see what I can find.
bubbles_horwitz wrote:i wish i had a bunch of jags to try different mods out on.
I have three jags. I'm gonna mod my black CIJ '62 RI to use the phase switch + series/parallel mod, have the bass cut on the top horn, and use the top horn roller pots as tone controls for each pickup alongside the pots in the lower plate to control separate pickup volume.