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Phase Invert Control with Push-Pull Potentiometer
Rev1.0
The Fluence Phase Invert Control enables a guitar to achieve the distinct tone of using two pickups "out-of-
phase" with each other. Engaging the pull-switch on the control pot inverts the phase/polarity of one pickup
relative to the other.
The rotary function of the pot can be wired several different ways to accommodate any control layout. The
three wiring options are a volume control, standard tone control, or reactive tone using the Fluence Tone
Reactor accessory.
A trim control is provided to fine adjust the volume blend between pickups when phase invert is engaged. This
allows dialing in the preferred sweet spot on guitars without separate pickup volume controls. The trim control
range is -2dB to +3dB with the middle position being 0dB (no change in level) for the pickup being phase
inverted.
Electrical Specifications
Power Source: 9-18Vdc
Current Consumption: 0.8mA @9Vdc
Input Impedance: 270k
Output Impedance: 2k
Volume/Tone Pot: 25k
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Summary of Contents for Fishman FLUENCE
- Page 1 Phase Invert Control with Push-Pull Potentiometer Rev1.0 The Fluence Phase Invert Control enables a guitar to achieve the distinct tone of using two pickups “out-of- phase” with each other. Engaging the pull-switch on the control pot inverts the phase/polarity of one pickup relative to the other.
- Page 2 Phase Invert Control with Push-Pull Potentiometer Quick Reference - 3 Ways to Configure Potentiometer Rotary Function Standard Reactive Volume Tone Tone Apply Solder to Connect Pads Tone Solder for Volume Reactor 0.15uF Function Capacitor “154”...
- Page 3 Phase Invert Control with Push-Pull Potentiometer - Connection Points, Controls, & Functions Note: All connections points (except the Pot Function Pads) are plated through-hole style such that wires cab be inserted and soldered from either side. Push-Pull Pot - Pull for Phase Invert 1.
- Page 4 9V Battery Phase Invert Control with Push-Pull Potentiometer Basic Wiring Example - Phase Invert as Volume Control Apply Solder to Connect Pads for Volume Function Output Ring Jack Volume, Pull for Invert Trim Neck Pickup Sleeve Phase Invert Volume OUT Pickup Tone Voice-2...
- Page 5 9V Battery Phase Invert Control with Push-Pull Potentiometer Basic Wiring Example Phase Invert as Standard Tone Control Output Bridge Ground Ring Jack Volume Sleeve Pull for Voice-2 Pickup Voice-2 Wires Invert Trim Bridge +9-18V “154” Neck Solder 0.15uF Capacitor Bridge Tone, as Shown.
- Page 6 9V Battery Phase Invert Control with Push-Pull Potentiometer Basic Wiring Example Phase Invert as Reactive Tone Control Output Bridge Ground Ring Jack Volume Sleeve Pull for Voice-2 Pickup Voice-2 Wires Invert Trim Bridge +9-18V Neck Tone Reactor Bridge Tone, Pull for Neck Pickup Bridge Pickup Output Phase Invert...
- Page 7 Fluence Phase Control with Push-Pull Potentiometer - Functional Schematic Diagrams Phase Control - Functional Diagram and Connections +9V IN/OUT Push-Pull Pot Wired for Volume Control Push VT-IN Pickup VT-OUT Pickup Pull for Phase Invert Bridge with Solder Phase Invert for Volume function.
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I’m re-wiring my Ibanez RG750, but I think I have everything I need. I have the set of Mick Thomson humbuckers I had purchased a couple months ago & I recently bought the Fishman Single Width Single Coil Multivoice Pickup, along with a Fishman Fluence Strat pickup battery pack & a Fender 5 position Super Switch. I’m wondering if you have a wiring diagram that would allow me to us the Multivoice option on all 3 pickups?