General Notes:
Every attempt has been made to make this a solderless installation.
There are some instances where this is not possible;
1) If your instrument uses the long panel output jack and you had passive pickups
you will need a new stereo output jack, the Switchcraft 152B is recommended.
Soldering to the new jack will be required, see diagram #6.
2) Some instruments may already have a battery holder installed and in that case
see the diagram at the bottom of page 4.
3) Instruments with two pickups may need soldering to the selection
switch in some installations.
Installation Instructions:
EMG Models: EMG-GH Set
GH INSTRUCTIONS Page 2
****Tips and Tricks**** Start your installation by:
****Tips and Tricks**** Start your installation by:
1) Determine which type output jack your instrument has.
1) Determine which type output jack your instrument has.
A Stereo 12B type is Included, but if you have a long panel jack
A Stereo 12B type is Included, but if you have a long panel jack
a SwitchCraft 152B Long Panel Jack will be required.
a SwitchCraft 152B Long Panel Jack will be required.
2) Remove the strings, remove any existing Pickups and controls
2) Remove the strings, remove any existing Pickups and controls
(remember the order and function of each control)
(remember the order and function of each control)
3) Determine a good spot for the Pickup Buss and make sure the
3) Determine a good spot for the Pickup Buss and make sure the
cable or wires from the selection switch will reach the Pickup Buss,
cable or wires from the selection switch will reach the Pickup Buss,
4) Install the EMG Volume and Tone Controls and tighten them in.
4) Install the EMG Volume and Tone Controls and tighten them in.
5) Then install the pickups keeping any excess cable under the pickup
5) Then install the pickups keeping any excess cable under the pickup
rather than in the control cavity.
rather than in the control cavity.
6) IMPORTANT: EMG Active pickups do not require a string ground wire!
6) IMPORTANT: EMG Active pickups do not require a string ground wire!
DO NOT Reconnect the string ground, it is unnecessary.
DO NOT Reconnect the string ground, it is unnecessary.
TONE
B124rH
MASTER
TONE
BRIDGE PICKUP
BATTERY
NEG (-)
T
R
S
RED
RED
RED
GROUND
BRIDGE P/U
NECK P/U
OUTPUT
- 9V +
Diagram #5
2 Pickups (1 EMG / 1 EMG-TW)
Toggle Style Select Switch
Push-Pull Pot as Master Volume
with a Master Tone (Passive)
NECK EMG-TW PICKUP
OUTPUT CABLE
MASTER
VOLUME
Diagram #3
Insert the plug onto the 3 pin header
of the pickup as shown above.
Note the orientation arrow.
Using the TW Push-Pull Switch
The Push-Pull Switch included with the TW Pickup allows you to choose between
two internal pickups of the EMG-TW, single-coil and dual-coil. The Push-Pull Pot
has two seperate sections: The Switch and the pot, described below.
Refer to Diagrams #1 and #2
The Push-Pull Switch section (DPDT) lets you choose between the
single-coil sound and a dual-coil sound by pulling or pushing the pot shaft
up or down. You have the option of having the single-coil sound in either
the up or down position and vice-versa for the dual-coil sound.
Diagrams #1 and #2 show how to connect the TW Pickup cable to choose
either option. Select the diagram that suits you and push the cable
connectors onto the single line 6-pin header.
Simply turn over cable connectors 1 and 2 to change the wire order
and this will choose between the two options.
Connector 3 remains the same for either choice.
Diagram #1
HUMBUCKING ON: DOWN POSITION
SINGLE COIL ON: UP POSITION
Diagram #2
SINGLE-COIL ON: DOWN POSITION
HUMBUCKING ON: UP POSITION
FLIP CONNECTORS 1 AND 2
AS SHOWN
WIRE ORDER:
WHITE
GREEN
BLUE
YELLOW
ORANGE
SHIELD
WIRE ORDER:
GREEN
WHITE
YELLOW
BLUE
ORANGE
SHIELD
1
2
3
1
2
3
Diagram #4 (Dual Mode)
Insert the plug onto the 7 pin header
of the pickup as shown above.
Note the orientation arrow.
