wayne08 I recently bought a Jaguar and am still trying to figure it out. According to the FAQ section on this site, when the circuit setting is flipped upwards (Rhythm), the rollers are supposed to control the volume and tone. My Jag is the opposite...when that switch is flipped up, the knobs near the output control volume and tone. When the swith is flipped down, the rollers control volume and tone. Is there an explanation for this? Thanks.
Mustang-Pete The switch is upside down. 😛Does it really matter all that much? As long as you know what way round it is, it wont make much odds.Welcome to the forum by the way, and do enjoy the Jag 😉
melvin-man Exactly, the switch is the wrong way round-only four screws to flip it.by the way this is the jagstang section...but welcome
tragictravisty just unscrew the rythm plate, unscrew the switch, flip it around, and put everything back together.
