S-70 owners?

[SFIV1967]

Does anyone know where I can find the original wiring diagram for this guitar?

Welcome to LTG. I was not able to find a Guild S-70D wiring diagram, but the DiMarzio webpage has several, I don't know what switch the S-70D has, check it out: http://www.dimarzio.com/support/wiring-diagrams#1-5-10-2
Ralf

 

[beinhard]

I have an S70D that has been rewired, minus the micro switches.
Does anyone know where I can find the original wiring diagram for this guitar?

Hi, and welcome to LTG!

I don't know about original wiring diagrams, but if you get no response I could always have a look inside my S70 and make a sketch.

beinhard

 

[jes_hiking]

Hello, beinhard.
I am Jam9ish. I forgot my password and had to re-register to access this forum.
I still haven't found an original wiring diagram for my S70D.
I'm hoping I could still get a sketch from your S70 wiring.
I will check back next week.
Thank you for your help!

 

[matsickma]

I once saw a S70 on eBay that looked to be a one-off. Instead of having the 5 position blade slide switch and the two mini toggles for phase selection it had 3 mini toggles like a X79-3. Wish I would have snagged that one.

 

[The Guilds of Grot]

Hmm, somehow I missed this thread the first time around.

Might as well get in it now!

1979 S-70D

1980 S-70A

 

[DThomasC]

Nice! It looks like the mahogany version has a rosewood fingerboard while the ash & maple one has ebony. Is that typical? Most of the S-300s I've seen have ebony..

 

[hansmoust]

It looks like the mahogany version has a rosewood fingerboard while the ash & maple one has ebony. Is that typical?

Yes, those would be the official specs.

Sincerely,

Hans Moust
www.guitarsgalore.nl