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VOLUME CONTROL

Diagram #7

Volume Control

EXG Control

Tone (Passive)

TONE CONTROL

   (PASSIVE) 

EXG CONTROL 

OUTPUT TO JACK

VOLUME CONTROL

Diagram #9

Volume Control

EXG Control

Tone (Active VLPF)

TONE CONTROL

   (ACTIVE VLPF) 

EXG CONTROL 

OUTPUT TO JACK

NOTE:

REVERSED CONNECTOR

NOTE:

REVERSED CONNECTORS

VOLUME CONTROL

Diagram #8

Tone Control (Passive)

EXG Control

Volume Control

TONE CONTROL

   (PASSIVE) 

EXG CONTROL 

OUTPUT TO JACK

NOTE:

REVERSED CONNECTOR

3 Pickup Guitars using a selection switch:

The EXG Control is larger than EMG’s other accessories, so it is shown

installed in Strat* installations in the middle control position with the tone

control shown in the last control position. 

Diagrams #7, #8, and #9 show a typical installation with a Volume/Tone/EXG in a 

“daisy-chain” series wiring. The only difference between the the diagrams

is the order in which the controls are wired. All diagrams yield the same

results. The diagrams have been edited to show the EXG input, output, 

and power (9V+). The pickup inputs, battery, and “ring”contact to the jack 

have been omitted for clarity.

All diagrams also show the B161 5-Position switch buss. To learn more 

about the B161 5-Position switch Buss, go to the EMG Website: 

http://www.emgpickups.com.

Refer to Diagram #6

Start by installing the EXG as shown in Diagram #7. 

1) Plug a coax cable from the switch output to the Volume control. 

2) Plug a coax cable from the Volume control to the Tone control.

3) Plug a coax cable from the Tone control to the input of the EXG.

    Be sure to reverse the connector on the input of the EXG as shown.

4) Plug the output cable from the EXG to the output jack.

5) Plug the Red wire from the EXG to one of the supply pins on the

    B161 Switch Buss.

Be sure the 3 shunts are installed on the bypass header of the

B161 switch or you won’t get any output from the guitar.  

 

 

Refer to Diagram #7

Start by installing the EXG as shown in Diagram #8. 

1) Plug a coax cable from the switch output to the Tone control. 

2) Plug a coax cable from the Tone control to the input of the EXG.

    Be sure to reverse the connector on the input of the EXG as shown.

3) Plug a coax cable from the output of the EXG to the Volume control.

4) Plug the output cable from the Volume control to the output jack.

5) Plug the Red wire from the EXG to one of the supply pins on the

    B161 Switch Buss.

Be sure the 3 shunts are installed on the bypass header of the

B161 switch or you won’t get any output from the guitar.  

 

 

Refer to Diagram #8

Diagram #8 shows 2 active controls installed. This would be

similar to the X Series Pickups that use an active tone (VLPF)

and adding the EXG Control. 

Start by installing the EXG as shown in Diagram #9. 

1) Plug a coax cable from the switch output  to the Volume control. 

2) Plug a coax cable from the Volume control to the input of the EXG.

    Be sure to reverse the connector on the input of the EXG as shown.

3) Plug a coax cable from the output of the EXG to the input of the VLPF.

    Be sure to reverse the connector on the input of the VLPF as shown.

4) Plug the output cable from the VLPF to the output jack.

5) Plug the Red wires from both the VLPF and  EXG to the extra 9V+

     supply pins on the B161 Switch Buss.

Be sure the 3 shunts are installed on the bypass header of the

B161 switch or you won’t get any output from the guitar.  

 

 

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Summary of Contents for EXG

Page 1: ...Frequency Response EMG EXG 1 325 400 309 8mm P 75 GENERAL OPERATION The EXG is an active EQ circuit for guitar that simultaneously increases both low and high frequencies while decreasing mid range The graph below illustrates the effect of the EXG The thick black line displays the effect with the control all the way up clockwise The flat black line illustrates the effect with the control all the w...

Page 2: ...iagrams that have 3 Pickups and use the B161 five position selection switch buss If you have the B161 refer to that data sheet where more options regarding 3 pickup instruments are available Keep in mind that all of the EMG Accessory controls can be substituted for one another since they all have buffered inputs and utilize the same 5 pin connnector So if you decide you would rather use the SPC in...

Page 3: ...XG or any EMG Active Tone Control is shown following the pickup buss and then to the output jack A master volume could easily follow the SPC before the output jack MASTER TONE Diagram 5 2 Pickups Toggle Style Switch Volume each Pickup Volumes are independent EXG Control OUTPUT T R S NK VOLUME NECK PICKUP BRIDGE PICKUP BR VOLUME BATTERY NEG OUTPUT CABLE NOTE REVERSED CONNECTOR 9V EXG CONTROL Diagra...

Page 4: ...g the output cable from the EXG to the output jack 5 Plug the Red wire from the EXG to one of the supply pins on the B161 Switch Buss Be sure the 3 shunts are installed on the bypass header of the B161 switch or you won t get any output from the guitar Refer to Diagram 7 Start by installing the EXG as shown in Diagram 8 1 Plug a coax cable from the switch output to the Tone control 2 Plug a coax c...

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