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Old 02-02-2013, 06:46 PM
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Peavey T-40 wiring help

Does anyone have a different T-40 wiring diagram, or a quality picture of a loaded t-40 pickguard with "clean" wiring? I have a PDF of the T-40 manual and wiring diagram that came out back in the day, but I'm not a big fan. I really like the Duncan style wiring diagrams. They're clean, color-coded, and very easy to digest. The old Peavey diagram is very muddled, and cumbersome. I ask because I plan to finally resurrect my T-40, and return it to stock wiring. Whomever had it before mt putzed around with the wiring, adding 2 additional capacitors, and a bunch of other nonsense. And the jokers at music-go-round broke the original phase switch, and charged me 30 bucks for their "services." Plus my bridge pickup is shot, which was common with the blades. I have a toaster for the bridge, and am finally ready to take on this project. I just would prefer a better diagram. So I turn to the good people of Talkbass for some sage wisdom! Thanks in advance!
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