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Appendix 5 - Cliff Jacks Explained

            Here's a Cliff-style jack wired for a single input.






















            With no guitar plugged in, there's continuity to ground for lugs 2 and 4 (a direct connection) and
            also for lug 1 (it's not switched and therefore mechanically connected to lug 2 with the crossover
            wire).  With a guitar plugged in, the switching breaks, and now there's only continuity between
            lugs 2 and 4 and ground. Of course, with a guitar plugged in, you'll read a resistance of 6-12K for
            lug 1 to ground - depending on your pickups. If your guitar's Volume pot is at zero, you'll find
            continuity to ground instead.

            You should get continuity between the tip and chassis with nothing plugged in because of the
            shorting jack and the cross over wire.  From 18W Forum – loverocker & ebe






































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