2 - 9V Batteries in Jackson Electronics ???

[MetalMedal II]

Re: 2 - 9V Batteries in Jackson Electronics ???

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That's the J1000 active gain boost with Peak Select (DIP switches). The J1500 Mid-Boost/Sweep didn't have those, just a Gain Trim pot on the board (not the main pot, but a smaller box-like pot).
The J1200 was the mid boost mostly found on Fusions, and came in two configurations: one with an on/off switch and one with just 2 knobs.

Newc

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Cool,..Thanks for the info!

[Newc]

Re: 2 - 9V Batteries in Jackson Electronics ???

SD - The mini-toggle is to turn the unit on and off, not to split the coils (look for the pickup "tap" wires taped together, probably taped to the main pickup sheath).

Newc

[Souldigger]

Re: 2 - 9V Batteries in Jackson Electronics ???

Yep, your right Newc. Man that's a hell of a boost! Thanks.

[pinto79]

Re: 2 - 9V Batteries in Jackson Electronics ???

I just installed a JE-1000 into my strat, and I find there's not a lot of boost, but a fair amount of added gain-noise. I'm only running one battery, should I add a second one? the diagram only indicates one necessary. Any help would be appreciated.

[straycat]

Re: 2 - 9V Batteries in Jackson Electronics ???

I saw a 88 ontario RR with 2 jackson humbuckers, front loaded controls,but there were two batteries in the cavity on the back.I wish I hadn't been such a tightwad and bought it.

[nor]

Re: 2 - 9V Batteries in Jackson Electronics ???

Pinto - see the square blue pot with the round white center?

Crank that - if you don't have a ton of output then something is wrong.

[pedalGEEK]

Re: 2 - 9V Batteries in Jackson Electronics ???

I have a Dinky from, I believe, 88 or 89 with 2 9v batteries. It is hum/single config.