INSTALLATION INFORMATION EMG MODELS: VLPF (G
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INSTALLATION INFORMATION EMG MODELS: VLPF (G
0230-0168B PO BOX 4394 SANTA ROSA, CA 95402 USA P (707) 525-9941 F (707) 575-7046 EMGPICKUPS.COM INSTALLATION INFORMATION EMG MODELS: VLPF (G-GUITAR, B-BASS) (ACTIVE/PASSIVE PICKUP INPUTS) VLPF-G SPLIT SHAFT VLPF-B SOLID SHAFT SPECIFICATIONS Input Impedance (Ohms) Input Referred Noise Output Impedance (Ohms) Current @ 9V (Microamps) Battery Life (Hours) Maximum Supply (Volts DC) INCLUDED: 250K -130dbV 2K 980 250 18 1 VLPF Control 1 Battery Clip with Buss Connector 1 Stereo Output Jack (Battery Switching) 2 Interconnect cables GENERAL OPERATION: The VLPF (Variale Low-Pass Filter) primary function is to roll-off (attenuate) high frequencies, similar to a typical passive tone control. There are two models, VLPF-G for guitar and the VLPF-B for bass. The VLPF is included as the standard tone control with all EMG-X Pickups. Unlike passive tone controls that operate in parallel with the signal, the Active VLPF has an input and output and is wired in series with the signal path. The graph below illustrates the effect of the controls. The VLPF-B operates an octave lower than the VLPF-G for guitar. In the diagram below the flat black line illustrates the effect with the control all the way down (counter-clockwise) in the bypass mode. Both filters have a slope of -10dB per/octave. The controls are continuously variable from flat to maximum effect. The VLPF features a buffered input and can be used with passive pickups. Frequency Response: EMG-VLPF G-Guitar EMG-VLPF B-Bass Dimensions: -3dB@2Khz -3dB@1Khz .309 (8mm P .75) 10 dB/div 1.325 (1.675 Long Shaft) 0.025 LOG FREQ (kHz) 10 .400 (.750 Long Shaft) 12345 .975 INPUT GROUND GROUND OUTPUT V++ Connector for EMG Active Tone controls and accessories. 1 2 3 4 5 .650 Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4 Pin 5 Input Ground for Input Ground for Output Output V+ Supply Warranty All EMG Pickups and accessories are warranted for a period of two years. This warranty does not cover failure due to improper installation, abuse or damage. If upon examination the pickup is determined to be defective, a replacement will be made. Warranty replacement products are covered by this same warranty. This warranty covers only those pickups and accessories sold by authorized EMG Dealers. This warranty is not transferable. © 2009 Copyright EMG INC. All Rights Reserved. Installation Instructions: EMG Models: VLPF-G and VLPF-B Like all EMG Accessory products, the VLPF uses EMG’s 5-pin connector. Diagram #1 to the right shows how the plug-in connectors are installed. Be sure to reverse the input connector as shown. All of the EMG Active controls use the same 5-pin connector shown below. Since there are a variety of installations in which the VLPF can be installed it is impossible to show every installation in this data sheet. Some of the simpler installations have been chosen. More diagrams are available at our website http://www.emgpickups.com. Diagrams #2 and #3 illustrate installations that have a single pickup and do not use a selection switch. Note: Reversed connector! Pins 1 and 2 are reversed. Make sure the connectors are plugged on as shown. Diagram #1 Page 3 has diagrams that have 2 pickups and a selection switch. Page 4 has diagrams that have 3 pickups and use the B161v4 five position selection switch/buss. If you have the B161v4, refer to that data sheet where more options regarding the 3-pickup instruments are available. Keep in mind that all of the EMG Accessory controls can be substituted for one another since they all have buffered inputs and utilize the same 5-pin connnector. So, if you decide you would rather use the EXG instead of the VLPF, simply unplug the VLPF and replace it with the EXG. Diagram #2 One Pickup One Volume One VLPF BATTERY BUSS RED RED BATTERY NEG (-) - 9V + RED MASTER VOLUME FROM PICKUP VLPF ACTIVE TONE OUTPUT R OUTPUT CABLE S T NOTE: REVERSED CONNECTOR Diagram #3 Two Pickup Two Volumes One Master Tone (VLPF) BATTERY BUSS BRIDGE PICKUP OUTPUT - 9V + NOTE REVERSED CONNECTOR! R S NECK PICKUP BRIDGE VOLUME NECK VOLUME ACTIVE TONE T OUTPUT CABLE Powering up the pickups: Solder RED wires from both EMG Pickups and the RED wire of the Battery Clip and re-insert the Header into the insulation cover If your existing active pickup cables don’t have the connector for the power buss, simply use some needle nose pliers and pull out the V+ header and solder the RED Wires of the EMG Pickups to any of the pins on the header. Also, don’t forget to solder the RED Wire of the battery clip to one of the header pins of the buss as well. If you are installing EMG-HZ Passive Pickups refer to their diagrams. The Red Wire of the HZ Pickup is NOT for battery power, it is a coil wire. VLPF Page 2 1 2 3 2 Pickup Guitars using a selection switch: Diagrams #4 and #5 show the pickups connected to the B157 Pickup Buss. To learn more about the B157 Pickup Buss, be sure to go to the EMG Website: http://www.emgpickups.com. More diagrams are available at the EMG website. The VLPF Active Tone Control is shown following the pickup buss and then to the output jack. - 9V + BATTERY NEG (-) NOTE: REVERSED CONNECTOR GROUND NECK P/U OUTPUT RED MASTER TONE (VLPF) OUTPUT R RED BRIDGE P/U Diagram #4 2 Pickups Toggle Style Select Switch Master Volume & Master Tone S RED MASTER VOLUME FROM NECK PICKUP T FROM BRIDGE PICKUP OUTPUT CABLE Diagram #5 2 Pickups Toggle Style Switch Volume each Pickup (Volumes are independent) VLPF Control - 9V + BATTERY NEG (-) NOTE: REVERSED CONNECTOR GROUND NECK P/U OUTPUT OUTPUT RED VLPF ACTIVE TONE RED BRIDGE P/U NK VOLUME FROM NECK PICKUP BR VOLUME VLPF Page 3 S RED OUTPUT CABLE FROM BRIDGE PICKUP R T Diagram #6 2 Pickups 2 Volume (either volume will act as a master) 2 VLPF Tone Controls Toggle Style Switch OUTPUT BATTERY NEG (-) - 9V + R S GROUND NECK P/U T OUTPUT CABLE RED OUTPUT NOTE: REVERSED CONNECTORS RED BRIDGE P/U RED NK TONE (VLPF) FROM NECK PICKUP BR TONE (VLPF) NK VOLUME FROM BRIDGE PICKUP BR VOLUME Refer to Diagram #7 Diagram #7 shows 2 active controls installed: VLPF and SPC. This is the same as the X Series Pickups that use an active tone (VLPF) and adding the SPC Control. Start by installing the controls as shown in Diagram #7. 1) Plug a coax cable from the output switch to the Volume control. 2) Plug a coax cable from the Volume control to the input of the VLPF. Be sure to reverse the connector on the input of the VLPF as shown. 3) Plug a coax cable from the output of the VLPF to the input of the SPC. Be sure to reverse the connector on the input of the SPC as shown. 4) Plug the output cable from the SPC to the output jack. 5) Plug the Red wires from both the VLPF and SPC to the extra 9V+ supply pins on the B161 Switch Buss. Be sure the 3 shunts are installed on the bypass header of the B161 switch or you won’t get any output from the guitar. Diagram #6 Volume Control Tone (Active VLPF) SPC Control OUTPUT TO JACK This diagram shows the B161 5-Position switch buss. To learn more about the B161 5-Position switch Buss, go to the EMG Website: http://www.emgpickups.com. NOTE: REVERSED CONNECTORS TONE CONTROL (ACTIVE VLPF) SPC CONTROL VOLUME CONTROL Diagram #8 B118 Active Balance Control Active Tone / Master Volume This installation uses the B118 Balance control, Master Volume and VLPF Control. The VLPF Active Tone Control shown in this diagram can be replaced with the EMG-EXB Expander, EMG-BTC Control (Active Bass and Treble EQ) or the VMC. BATTERY BUSS RED - 9V + EMG Neck Pickup (Upper 3-pin header) BATTERY NEG (-) BLACK B118 ACTIVE BALANCE CONTROL RED MASTER VOLUME NOTE REVERSED CONNECTOR! MASTER TONE (VLPF) OUTPUT R EMG Bridge Pickup (Lower 3-pin header) RED S T VLPF Page 4 BOTTOM VIEW
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