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APPARITION / SIGNAL FORGE
Know your circuit. Configure your guitar. Explore its wiring and electrical response. Inspect the connections that matter.
01 / CONFIGURE
Shape the circuit 50s wiring excludes treble bleeds in this supported model. Confirm terminal identity and fitment against your actual hardware.
APPARITION / SIGNAL FORGE
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Circuit Lab Signal Lab
Build Trace Explain
Soldering & orientation key
Explore View / Trace Path VIEW
All Signal Ground Tone Treble bleed
TRACE PATH
Neck pickup Bridge pickup Output Ground Clear trace
Select a conductor to see its solder destination. Select a terminal to trace its complete electrical path.
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Diagram key / circuit facts
Electrical response Neck Both Bridge
Electrical voltage transfer relative to the ideal pickup source (0 dB). Not acoustic SPL or perceived loudness.
Current circuit Reference · no treble bleed
COMPARE THE CIRCUIT
Live only Same-volume A/B Frozen reference
Freeze current response Clear reference
INSPECT / FREQUENCY
Inspect frequency Point, tap or drag horizontally on the graph, or use this slider and arrow keys. Circle = current; square = reference.
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ADJUST / COMPONENTS & ASSUMPTIONS
CIRCUIT
Treble bleed Tone capacitor Volume pot · selected pickup Tone pot · selected pickup MODEL / LOAD Generic electrical assumptions, not manufacturer-measured data.
Pickup model Cable capacitance · both channels Input resistance · both channels Volume Tone
What changes?
WHY
ASSUMPTIONS / LIMITS
Analyse Neck Analyse Bridge
Model assumptions 03 / INSPECT
Inspect & explain Selector state
What changed
Components in this circuit A trace follows wires and closed contacts. Pot resistance, pickups, capacitors and resistors are not treated as ideal wires. Signal Lab models a supported single-pickup electrical segment, not the complete guitar or its acoustic sound.
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