In Reply to: I think one of my backplates is wired wrong.... posted by Penguin on June 10, 2012 at 11:57:39:
You really ask hard questions with minimal information. Here I would say at first glance that both transformers appear to be oriented the same way, with the primary leads toward the bottom of each photo. However, I have never seen an SL bass transformer with four red primary leads and one black. Moreover, there appears to be a lot insulation on the four red and and single black leads, suggesting they could be secondary leads, which carry high voltage. On the other hand, a secondary should have only have three leads, pos, neg, and ground. The transformer with the orange, yellow, etc, primary leads is like every other SL bass transformer that I have ever seen (N = 2), oriented with respect to the back plate as it should be. Take this question to SLOG or email William directly; he may know.
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- RE: I think one of my backplates is wired wrong.... - Lew 13:59:02 06/10/12 (13)
- ok, ok, ok.... - Penguin 20:15:09 06/10/12 (12)
- What does it sound like? Do you have a damaged panel? nt - Ralph 08:12:57 06/11/12 (9)
- I will check tonight - Penguin 09:46:06 06/11/12 (8)
- It is official it is the panel - Penguin 13:57:43 06/11/12 (7)
- RE: It is official it is the panel - Lew 12:02:17 06/12/12 (5)
- One interesting thing.... - Penguin 12:27:44 06/12/12 (3)
- RE: One interesting thing.... - Lew 14:13:12 06/12/12 (1)
- RE: One interesting thing.... - Penguin 21:54:48 06/12/12 (0)
- RE: One interesting thing.... - tyu 13:25:45 06/12/12 (0)
- I always wanted a good excuse to have them re-mylared - Penguin 12:10:39 06/12/12 (0)
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- RE: ok, ok, ok.... - Lew 07:36:29 06/11/12 (1)
- RE: ok, ok, ok.... - Penguin 09:44:41 06/11/12 (0)