G-200 Wiring Schematic

I'm looking for the G-200 wiring schematic. Does anyone have one or a link to one?
Much thanks in advance,

Tom

I'm looking for the G-200 wiring schematic. Does anyone have one or a link to one?
Much thanks in advance,

Tom

Tom,

I do not see one in the Gallery nor do I have one as such but I hope these will be a good start:



- Jos

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That's some good reference...thanks Jos.
Maybe this thread will crystallize an answer to the 'G-200 mod' quest.
I bet someone here could draw up some schematics .

Is there any resistance in the ground plate?Would that have an effect on tone?
I notice there is no negative lead on the jack

That's some good reference...thanks Jos.
Maybe this thread will crystallize an answer to the 'G-200 mod' quest.
I bet someone here could draw up some schematics .

Is there any resistance in the ground plate?Would that have an effect on tone?
I notice there is no negative lead on the jack

I noticed that as well Elwood. There are a lot of wires in there and caps as well.


Thanks Jos this will at least be a good start and like Elwood said, perhaps someone has a schematic to share.

Tom

I notice there is no negative lead on the jack

I think no wire is needed because the ground plate is the single connection tying all the grounded housings and ground on the output jack together, in this way avoiding ground loops by having additional connections.

- Jos

My neg on the jack is connected to the brass grounding plate right under the jack. It did come off while messing around with the control plate and did not seem to make much difference if any.

I seem to be having level differences between the pickups depending on where the red mini switch is set at. What are the three functions of that switch supposed to be? Is there a setting that does nothing, a coil split with boost and split without boost?

Thanks,

Tom

Still would love to see a schematic if someone has one to share.

I seem to be having level differences between the pickups depending on where the red mini switch is set at. What are the three functions of that switch supposed to be? Is there a setting that does nothing, a coil split with boost and split without boost?

For the functioning of that red-tip switch, see my write-up here. There's a picture of an original spec sheet with instructions in the lower right corner of that page.

Hope this helps,

- Jos

Thanks Jos, I will have to run it through all the different switch positions once I get it put back together. I think I have the wiring correct. There's a lot of wires and caps crammed into that small space. I still notice some diminished levels depending on switch positions and pickups selected but maybe with strings it will be better. All I can do now is tap with a tweaker and I do get unexpected results.

How do you test to see if the caps are bad?

On the same guitar, it really could use a Re-fret. Will that affect the value much? It is 36 years old and has been played but not abused. Just wondering, I am sure I will get it done when I find someone I am comfortable with doing it. What was the fret wire they used on these back then?

Tom

Thank you for the photos Jos. Pot Values and Cap Values would be handy to know. ~Patrick

Thank you for the photos Jos. Pot Values and Cap Values would be handy to know. ~Patrick

Perhaps this post, located in the G&L Technical Questions & Tips sub-forum of the G&L Knowledgebase Forum, will help some: GPD comments on the G-200 vs LP.

Thank you for the photos Jos. Pot Values and Cap Values would be handy to know. ~Patrick

Perhaps this post, located in the G&L Technical Questions & Tips sub-forum of the G&L Knowledgebase Forum, will help some: GPD comments on the G-200 vs LP.

I just posted this in the Knowledgebase Forum: Parts to convert F-100 to G-200 wiring.

Hope this helps.

Thanks Craig (and yoeleven) !

Sweet! Thank you everyone!