12
4) Strip and tin a 1 ½” piece of wire and connect:
LED Cathode (-) & Terminal #8
5) Strip and tin a 2" piece of wire and connect:
Footswitch lug #4 & Terminal #6
6) Strip and tin a 1 ½" piece of wire and connect:
Footswitch lugs 3 & 9
7) Strip and tin a 4" piece of wire and connect:
250KA Pot lug 2 & Footswitch lug 7
8) Strip and tin a 1 ½” piece of wire and connect:
Output Jack’s ground lug & 250KA Pot lug 3
9) Strip and tin a 2 ½” piece of wire and connect:
Output Jack’s tip lug & Footswitch lug 8
GROUND LUG
TIP LUG
Output Jack
RING LUG
GROUND LUG
TIP LUG
Input Jack
10) Strip and tin a 3” piece of wire and connect:
Input Jack’s tip lug & Footswitch lug 2
SECTION 8 – Finishing Up
Attach the knobs provided to the two potentiometer shafts. Install 9 volt battery, close cover using
screws provided. Plug guitar into input jack on right. This turns unit on. Plug cable into output jack
and plug into your amplifier. Battery will last only about 1 hour of continuous operation. 9 volt,
center negative power supply is highly recommended for use with this unit.
Unplug from the input jack of the unit to turn it off and save power.
It’s always a good idea to thoroughly double-check your connections before applying power.
SECTION 7 – Wire the Output Jack and Footswitch Connections
Please refer to DRAWING 6.
Footswitch lug numbering convention
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1) Locate the unattached end of the .1
µ
F cap (from Section1) and connect to:
-Don’t solder the footswitch connection, yet.
2) Connect the 2M resistor to:
Footswitch lug 1 & Terminal #1
Footswitch lug 1
3) Connect the remaining 220Ω resistor to:
Footswitch lug 5 & LED Anode (+)
-You can solder the lug 1 connection, now.
(Make sure the resistor lead does not short against
any of the other Footswitch lugs).
Clip the anode lead of the LED and resistor to a
reasonable length and connect them by bending and
crimping the leads around each other. Solder them once
they are tightly connected to each other.
250KA Pot lug 1 & Terminal #15
9) Connect the remaining .1
µ
F cap to: