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    This document provides instructions for adding an on-off switch to an audio device. It explains that a switch should include a shunt to ensure the outgoing wire remains connected, avoiding noise and pops from a disconnected wire acting as an antenna. A push-button option is recommended to allow switching without introducing gaps in the connection.

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    Kill Seitch Wiring

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    This document provides instructions for adding an on-off switch to an audio device. It explains that a switch should include a shunt to ensure the outgoing wire remains connected, avoiding noise and pops from a disconnected wire acting as an antenna. A push-button option is recommended to allow switching without introducing gaps in the connection.

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    8 - Kill Switch Engaged

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    This document provides instructions for adding an on-off switch to an audio device. It explains that a switch should include a shunt to ensure the outgoing wire remains connected, avoiding noise and pops from a disconnected wire acting as an antenna. A push-button option is recommended to allow switching without introducing gaps in the connection.

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    KILL SWITCH www.CreationAudioLabs.

    com

    WIRE TO BRIDGE

    Kill On

    SPDT on-on
    ADDED IN/OUT SWITCH Switch
    016730

    016730
    WIRE TO GROUND
    9V
    OF ORIGINAL JACK

    Ring

    WIRE TO HOT
    OF ORIGINAL JACK
    Sleeve

    Tip

    NO!

    From Guitar Gap To Redeemer

    NO!
    Gap
    Gap
    From Guitar
    To Redeemer

    Switch Gap causes noise and pop while


    the outgoing wire is briefly unconnected.
    The unconnected wire going into a high
    impedance input acts like an antenna to
    pick-up cosmic noise; and DC leakage from
    FX pedals can build-up as well.

    YES!
    From Guitar Shunt - No Gap
    To Redeemer

    Shunting ensures the outgoing wire is


    always connected.

    YES!

    From Guitar To Redeemer


    Push-button option

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