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AUSTINDRIVE Assembly Tutorial Rev 3.02 December, 2020
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Double-Checking and Routing Wires
Now is a good time to double-check your wiring against the plans and photos, while thinking
about how and where to route the wires inside the enclosure.
Here are some tips:
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Try and make every wire have a free path back to where it is soldered.
If you have wire tangles now, try and separate them out individually. This is called
“combing” – just like hair. Un-wrap wires that have become tangled with other wires.
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Avoid routing wires through or under the input jacks. The guitar cables go in that space,
and wires can get smashed and short your signal. You can run wires “over” the jacks
near the solder points, and against the wall of the enclosure to keep them out of the
way. There is also a small space down the center,
between the two jacks, that wires can
fit into, if necessary.
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Any wires that will get soldered to the PCB should be left long, so that you can lift-out
the PCB to swap components while creating your tone.
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You can bend long wires down into the enclosure, following the inside edges
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You can route wires around components
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Test- fit the enclosure lid by hand. Don’t add the screws just yet … but see how the lid
presses the wires down and watch how the wires move out of the way.
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Pro Tip: While you are testing and auditioning parts for your tone, use a rubber band to
hold the pedal c losed, rather than the 4 screws. It’s just easier!
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