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1 s A 2 3 4 5 B 6 500k ON/ON/ON 7 m 8 9 C 10 11 500k a 12 ON ON 47nF r Jetzt mit Schaltplan zu jeder Schaltung! g a i d 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 nicht mehr ganz so g n kleine Sammlung i r i von Schaltplänen w Version 4.03 WITH AN GERM GLISH EN Y ONAR DICTI NOW! Passive Schaltungen für E-Bässe sowie einige aktive Schaltungen • Historische Schaltungen • Umbauten & Eigenbauten • Modifikationen • Grundlagen & Theorie • Pläne selbst entwerfen Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 1 Deckblatt 54 1.1.651 Fender Bass V 1965 - 70 2 1 Inhaltsverzeichnis 55 1.1.661 Fender Bass VI 1961 - 75 6 1 Vorwort 56 1.1.666 Fender Bass VI Pawn Shop 2013 x x x 57 1.1.731 Fender P.S. Reverse Jaguar 2012 8 1 Historische Schaltungen 58 1.1.741 Fender La Cabronita Boracho 2012 9 1.1.101 Fender Precision Bass 1951 - 56 59 1.1.771 Fender Roscoe Beck Bass 2004 10 1.1.103 Fender Precision Bass 1952 - 53 60 1.1.811 Fender Coronado I Bass 1966 - 70 11 1.1.106 Fender Precision Bass 1954 61 1.1.821 Fender Coronado II Bass 1966 -72 12 1.1.108 Fender Precision Bass 1955 62 1.1.921 Fender Performer Bass FB-555 1982 13 1.1.121 Fender Precision Bass '51 2003 63 1.2.111 Squier CV 50's P-Bass 04.2008 14 1.1.124 Fender Precision Bass OPB'54 1983 64 1.2.113 Squier CV 50's P-Bass 09.2008 15 1.1.131 Fender Prec. Bass Mike Dirnt 2004 65 1.2.131 Squier Mike Dirnt P-Bass 2005 16 1.1.141 Fender La Cabronita Porrazo 2011 66 1.2.156 Squier Affinity Series P-Bass 2008 17 1.1.144 Fender Cabronita Bass 2013 67 1.2.161 Squier CV 60's P-Bass 04.2008 18 1.1.151 Fender Precision Bass 1957 - 1973 68 1.2.163 Squier CV 60's P-Bass 09.2008 19 1.1.156 Fender Precision Bass 1973 - 1985 69 1.2.171 Squier VM Precision Bass RN 2006 20 1.1.161 Fender Precision TBX Control 1989 70 1.2.175 Squier VM Precision Bass MN 2010 21 1.1.166 Fender Precision Bass Std. 1999 71 1.2.181 Squier Pete Wentz P-Bass 2007 22 1.1.168 Fender Precision Bass Am. Std. 2004 72 1.2.201 Squier PJ555 Bass 1983 23 1.1.171 Fender Precision Bass HWY1 2005 73 1.2.211 Squier Standard P-Bass Special 1999 24 1.1.181 Fender P-Bass JR 2004 74 1.2.231 Squier Affinity Series P-Bass PJ 2013 25 1.1.186 Fender PB-555 Bass 1984 - 1987 75 1.2.271 Squier Frank Bello J-Bass 2007 26 1.1.191 Fender Precision Bass Blacktop 2011 76 1.2.305 Squier Affinity Series J-Bass V 2008 27 1.1.201 Fender PJ Bass Special 1980s 77 1.2.311 Squier Standard Jazz Bass 2001 28 1.1.206 Fender PJ-555 Bass 1984 78 1.2.321 Squier CV 60's Jazz Bass 2008 29 1.1.207 Fender PJ-535 Bass 1984 79 1.2.331 Squier Vint. Mod. Jazz Bass 2006 30 1.1.211 Fender JP-90 Bass 1990 80 1.2.333 Squier Vint. Mod. Jazz Bass 2009 31 1.1.241 Fender PJ Bass Super 55 Pickups 81 1.2.341 Squier VM Fretless Jazz Bass 2006 32 1.1.251 Fender PJ Bass Tony Franklin 2007 82 1.2.411 Squier Mustang Bass 2011 33 1.1.271 Fender PJ Frank Bello J-Bass 2005 83 1.2.431 Squier Mustang Bass Mike Way 2012 34 1.1.281 Fender Jazz Bass Mark Hoppus 2002 84 1.2.451 Squier MusicMaster Bass 1997 35 1.1.301 Fender Jazz Bass 1960 - 1962 (1) 85 1.2.461 Squier Bronco Bass 1999 36 1.1.303 Fender Jazz Bass 1960 - 1962 (2) 86 1.2.526 Squier Vint. Mod. P-Bass TB 2007 37 1.1.311 Fender Jazz Bass 1963 (Standard) 87 1.2.551 Squier VM Telecaster Bass 2012 (1) 38 1.1.316 Fender Jazz Bass 1975 (auch 1966) 88 1.2.552 Squier VM Telecaster Bass 2012 (2) 39 1.1.321 Fender Jazz Bass 2000 89 1.2.556 Squier Telecaster Bass Special 2012 40 1.1.331 Fender Jazz Bass Am. Std. 2004 90 1.2.711 Squier Vint. Mod. Jaguar Bass 2010 41 1.1.341 Fender Jazz Bass HWY1 2005 91 1.2.721 Squier VM Jaguar Bass Sp. SS 2011 42 1.1.361 Fender Jazz Bass Super 55 Pickups 92 1.2.791 Squier MB-4 2003 43 1.1.371 Fender Jazz Bass Mod. Player 2011 93 1.2.911 G&L L-1000 Bass 1980 44 1.1.381 Fender Jazz Bass Blacktop 2011 94 1.2.921 G&L L-2000 Bass 1980 45 1.1.401 Fender Mustang Bass 1966 - 81 95 1.2.951 G&L L-5000 Bass 1989 46 1.1.411 Fender Mustang Bass (Reissue) 1998 96 1.2.961 G&L SB-1 Bass 1982 47 1.1.421 Fender Mustang Bass (P. Shop) 2013 97 1.2.963 G&L SB-1 Bass 1984 48 1.1.451 Fender MusicMaster Bass 1970 - 81 98 1.2.971 G&L SB-2 Bass 1982 49 1.1.471 Fender Bullet Bass 1982 - 83 99 1.2.973 G&L SB-2 Bass 1984 50 1.1.501 Fender Telecaster I Bass 1968 - 72 100 1.2.975 G&L SB-2 Bass 1987 51 1.1.503 Fender Telecaster I Bass 1968 101 1.2.981 G&L Legacy / L-100 Bass 1993 52 1.1.521 Fender Telecaster II Bass 1972 - 75 53 1.1.536 Fender Telecaster Bass M. Pl. 2011 Idee, Recherche, Autor, Zeichnungen, Grafiken, Diagramme,Layout und Design: Andreas "Cadfael" Kühn - Nutzung ausschließlich zu privaten, nicht kommerziellen Zwecken und auf eigene Gefahr! Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr, Irrtümer vorbehalten! Inhaltsverzeichnis 102 1.3.101 Gibson EB-0 Bass 1959 152 1.4.151 Danelectro 3612 Shorthorn 1956 103 1.3.106 Gibson EB-0F Bass 1962 153 1.4.161 Danelectro 4423 Longhorn 1959 104 1.3.111 Gibson EB-1 Bass 1972 154 1.4.166 Danelectro Longhorn Bass 2006 105 1.3.121 Gibson EB-2 Bass 1960 155 1.4.251 Gretsch G6119B Broadkaster Bass 106 1.3.124 Gibson EB-2D Bass 1966 156 1.4.261 Gretsch G6073 Bass (mit Tone Sw.) 107 1.3.127 Gibson EB-2 Double Stereo B. 1966 157 1.4.266 Gretsch G6072 Bass (mit Stand-By Sw.) 108 1.3.131 Gibson EB-3 Bass 1961 158 1.4.301 Guild Starfire Bass II (Reissue 1993) 109 1.3.135 Gibson EB-3 Bass 1972 159 1.4.351 Harmony H22 Bass 1961 110 1.3.141 Gibson EB-4 Bass 1973 160 1.4.361 Harmony H25 Bass 1966 111 1.3.151 Gibson EB Bass 2012 161 1.4.451 Kramer The Duke 1981 112 1.3.211 Gibson SB-200/-300/-400 Bass 162 1.4.511 Peavey T40 Bass 1981 113 1.3.221 Gibson SB-350/-450 Bass 1975 163 1.4.521 Peavey T45 Bass 1981 114 1.3.231 Gibson SG Bass 164 1.4.611 Rickenbacker 3001 Bass 115 1.3.241 Gibson SG-Z Bass 2000 165 1.4.621 Rickenbacker 4001 Bass 116 1.3.301 Gibson Thunderbird II Bass 1963 166 1.4.631 Rickenbacker 4004 Bass 117 1.3.311 Gibson Thunderbird IV Bass 1963 167 1.4.721 Schecter Diamond J 2006 118 1.3.313 Gibson Thunderbird IV Bass 1976 168 1.4.731 Schecter Diamond P 2012 119 1.3.317 Gibson Thunderbird IV Bass 2012 169 1.4.741 Schecter Model T 2006 120 1.3.321 Gibson Nikki Sixx Bass 170 1.4.801 B.C. Rich Virgin NT Bass 2011 121 1.3.351 Gibson L9-S Ripper Bass 1973 171 1.4.861 Godin Shifter 4 Bass 2011 122 1.3.352 Gibson L9-S Ripper Bass 1973 172 1.5.114 Burns Bison Bass (Reissue 2001) 123 1.3.361 Gibson Grabber G1 Bass 1975 173 1.5.117 Burns Bison Guitar (Modifikation) 124 1.3.366 Gibson Grabber II Bass 2012 174 1.5.124 Burns Marquee Bass (Reissue 2000) 125 1.3.371 Gibson Grabber G3 Bass 1975 175 1.5.134 Burns Shadows Bass (Reissue 1993) 126 1.3.376 Gibson Grabber G3 70s T. Bass 2012 176 1.5.137 Burns Shadows Bass 1964 (RI 2006) 127 1.3.381 Gibson RD Standard Bass 1977 177 1.5.161 VOX V204 Bassmaster Bass 1961 128 1.3.386 Gibson Krist Novoselic RD Bass 2011 178 1.5.171 VOX V224 Mark IV Bass 1965 129 1.3.411 Gibson Victory Standard 1981 179 1.5.181 VOX V284 Stinger Bass 1968 130 1.3.416 Gibson Victory Custom 1982 180 1.5.201 Hagstrom C1 Bass 1965 131 1.3.421 Gibson Flying V Bass 1981 181 1.5.211 Hagstrom H8 Bass 1967 132 1.3.426 Gibson Flying V Bass 2012 182 1.5.221 Hagstrom Swede Bass 1971 133 1.3.431 Gibson Explorer Bass 1984 183 1.5.301 Jolana Iris Bass 1973 134 1.3.436 Gibson Explorer Bass 2012 184 1.5.351 Musima Migma Bass 135 1.3.511 Gibson Les Paul "Recording" Bass 185 1.5.421 Framus 5/150 Star Bass 1967 136 1.3.521 Gibson Les Paul Triumph Bass 186 1.6.441 Framus 5/150 Vint.
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