- Functions of switches on old-style "Active EQ" bass pickups We stopped making the switch pickups ("Active EQ") in the mid-'90s. We replaced them with the Pro-Active? series. The little rocker switches on the Active EQ pickups change the sound....
- The most common problems relating to noisy guitars are improperly wired pickups and poor grounding. With Seymour Duncan humbucker pickups it is important to not only connect the red and white wires but also to insulate them with electrical...
- There are several ways to troubleshoot electric guitar wiring. If the guitar exhibits no output from any of its pickups the first thing to check is the wiring at the jack and the switch. One bad solder joint at...
- As a rule pickup installation is fairly simple but some guitars and switching layouts are more difficult than others. If you have basic soldering skills, a little mechanical aptitude and the ability to follow very simple color-coded diagrams you...
- We are supplying pickups on an OEM basis to Ed Roman Guitars located in Las Vegas, NV, along with a limited number of brands that are either built for Ed Roman Guitars or are distributed by Ed Roman Guitars....
- There are commercially available electronics parts cleaning solutions that sometimes work. It's generally better to just replace worn components though. There is a list of parts suppliers on this FAQs page that carry everything necessary to breathe new life...
- The 84-50 was American made and of much better quality. Circuit wise, the two amps are nearly identical, but there were some differences in the voicing. Even the various versions of the 84-40 were voiced differently. None of the...
- We stopped manufacturing amps many years ago, and consequently we have various documents and few parts relating the amps. Unfortunately, we do not have every owner's manual, schematic or amp part anymore. We have pdfs of some manuals here....