My guitar previously had a mono output jack and i cant figure out how to wire my new stereo output jack to my guitar.
Same as you would a normal jack, just ignore the extra lug as you won't be using it. Just wire up the tip and sleeve lugs, leave out the ring lug.
Im sorry lol but im new to guitars, On the mono output jack theres 1 hot and 1 ground. but on the stereo theres 2 hots and 1 ground. where do i get the other hot?
How To Wire My Guitar To A Stereo Output Jack
Travis Cannon said: Im sorry lol but im new to guitars, On the mono output jack theres 1 hot and 1 ground. but on the stereo theres 2 hots and 1 ground. where do i get the other hot? Posted from App for Android Click to expand...
Solder the hot to the lug connected to the tip, and the ground to the lug connected to the sleeve. Ignore the third lug, which is the ring.
So you want a stereo output? What exactly do you want the wiring to be? Are you going to be using a Y-cable to go to two different amps?
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Travis Cannon said: yes I want it in stereo, and yes I am going to be using a y cable. Posted from App for Android Click to expand...
Travis Cannon said: if the same signal was going to both outs that would still be mono right? Posted from App for Android Click to expand...
Once again, what are you trying to do here? The more info you give me the more I can actually help you.
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Sephael said: ABY type box would be a lot more versatile and then you wouldn't have to rewire every guitar you get. Ill look that up Posted from App for Android Click to expand...
Sephael said: AB box would be a lot more versatile and then you wouldn't have to rewire every guitar you get. Click to expand...
This is probably the best option in this case as you will have a lot more flexibility. Especially since you're only wanting to split your signal in two while keeping it the same.
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As for your wiring, just splice the hot into two wires with one each going to the tip and ring. Wire the ground to the sleeve as normal. You can install a DP switch as well if you want to switch between S/M whenever.
Also, a little trick when running 2 amps to make it sound like 2 guitars is to have a very short, a few milliseconds, of delay on one. Makes a world of difference.
Also, make sure the speakers are in phase with each other. If it sounds kinda thin when you play through both, but a lot better through just one, the speakers are out of phase. A quick way to check this is to turn one amp around and play. If it sounds better than both facing the same way, the speakers are out of phase with each other. If not, you're fine
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Travis Cannon said: my guitar previously had a mono output jack and i cant figure out how to wire my new stereo output jack to my guitar. Posted from App for Android Click to expand...
From a truly scientific standpoint all you're doing here is taking a mono signal and turning it into a stereo signal. This has no logical purpose really. Hosa makes a cable that takes a 1/4 mono signal and splits it out to two seperate 1/4 mono signals if you want to run two seperate amps. Or as other people have mentioned get a simple passive or active A/B/Y box.
On the other hand if you really want a real stereo guitar then the implementation of that would be a seperate signal coming from each pickup (assuming you have at least 2). This requires basic soldering and schematic readings skills.
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If all you're after is stereo imaging for live performances a better solution would be a wet/dry/wet system where your main chunka chunka sound comes from a center head/cabinet and then a preamp output signal from that head is routed to some rack pre-amp/power amp set-up driving two panned cabinets. This combined with ping pong delays and other panning effects will achieve what I percieve to be your goal better than simply wiring a stereo jack to your guitar.
Th3m1ke said: I use a stereo jack in my Custom 22 for magnetic pickups / piezo / blend and it works well Click to expand... my robin with x-bridge and rg2120x... i do the same, but for just multing out the regular magnetic signal, an ABY pedal is great for this. it also makes for a great channel switcher/combiner(which is its main intent).
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