Need a Wire diagram

[skurtcobain]

Hey guys i have a Yamaha TRXB174
, and one of my tone controller made loose and shred every wire in side by turning and turning it ( it's my first bass ) and now i have to solder the wires, but i can't find a diagram nowhere!! I've never done it for a bass but i used to the autobody repair its the same wires, if anyone can help me i think it's a Pj pickup with 3 control 1 neck sound, 1 bridge, 1 master

 

[vid1900]

Pics needed

 

[skurtcobain]

Pics needed

 

[Killed_by_Death]

https://www.seymourduncan.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/P_JBass_Standard.pdf

 

[skurtcobain]

wrong one because the Neck pickup is soldered to the output jack

 

[skurtcobain]

please help i wanna play back to bass in this quarantine crysis im desperate

 

[Killed_by_Death]

No one is responding, because I posted a proper diagram already.

 

[skurtcobain]

then.. there must be something wrong i bought it used, Because my controller knob of the Head pickup is connected straight to the outputjack not like your plan??

 

[vid1900]

then.. there must be something wrong i bought it used, Because my controller knob of the Head pickup is connected straight to the outputjack not like your plan??

It's basically the same path as KBD showed, but here is the actual TRBX174 Wiring Diagram :

 

[skurtcobain]

It's basically the same path as KBD showed, but here is the actual TRBX174 Wiring Diagram :

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mannnnnnn you are saving my life you have no clue, i can finally start back my learning curveee!!!

 

[Killed_by_Death]

Electrically it's exactly the same, whether you go to the jack from the neck or bridge pot.
Seymour Duncan do it the conventional way, which precludes having a long wire from the neck pot to the output jack.

 

[vid1900]

Seymour Duncan do it the conventional way, which precludes having a long wire from the neck pot to the output jack.

Exactly.

Yamaha uses a shielded wire to the output jack instead of twisting the pair