Those are all cool but they don't seem to completely match my '99 MidiFly (which is essentially a NiteFly)

The edges seem rounder than mine:

So an update, I put it back together and strung up the guitar for testing. The Piezo works as expected. But the Mags are really low and distant sounding with an incredible amount of hiss and noise. I'm not sure if it's the battery (I'll replace that and try again) but there's something funky going o...

So here's my guess, is that the Piezo summing board, also allows each string to go out individually to the MidiAxe board so the two grey wires that come out are the shield and the summed Piezo hot. The others go directly to the MidiAxe as individual signals for processing. On my examination of the j...

Ok I will take a shot at posting images (wish me luck) :D This is the jack panel pulled: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dj9djqmcvlbosql/20210131_153247.jpg?raw=1 Same but at a different angle: https://www.dropbox.com/s/y2mfwyyhex4vng7/20210131_153316.jpg?raw=1 Top view: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yawnppax...

Hi @vmanzo ! Thanks for your reply. I don't have the TRS cable to try that but I know about that and the mechanism involved. I think I've got a stereo to L/R split converter somewhere, that should work for that purpose as well correct? In any case I should get a signal from a mono cable too. I have ...

Hi, I searched through the forum (for a couple hours) and wasn't really able to find the information I was looking for. This is mainly precipitated by a Powerchip replacement I recently performed on my '99 MidiFly. Basically I need a way to test my Piezo pickup to make sure I'm getting a signal from...