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chuckNC

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DanMan said:
The wiring diagram is easy to find online. Don't know how to post images or I would.
It's not something I use a lot but it is an interesting sound. Like using a wah pedal in its foward postion, hence the name cocked wah.
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Gotcha. Thank, DanMan!

You too XW!
 
Tom Wittrock

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Xpensive Wino said:
Is this it?

cockedwahwiring-nooveride.png

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That doesn't look like the typical blade switch that Esquires come with. :hmm
 
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