# Two Rebel 90s, toggle, two volumes and two tones Canonical page: https://guitarwiring.app/wiring-diagrams/tonerider/two-rebel-90-toggle-two-volumes-two-tones Two Rebel 90s · 3-way toggle · Two volumes · Two tones Two Rebel 90s, toggle, two volumes and two tones. Transcribed from the manufacturer wiring sheet and checked against the engine. Drawing: https://guitarwiring.app/wiring-diagrams/tonerider/two-rebel-90-toggle-two-volumes-two-tones.svg (back of controls) ## Parts and values - Neck Pickup (Rebel 90): Neck Pickup (Rebel 90); generic (Single-coil pickup (two-conductor)) - Bridge Pickup (Rebel 90): Bridge Pickup (Rebel 90); generic (Single-coil pickup (two-conductor)) - 3-Way Toggle: 3-Way Toggle; compatible example (Switchcraft 3-Way Toggle) - Neck Volume 500kA: Neck Volume 500kA; 500k; compatible example (CTS 500k Audio Pot) - Bridge Volume 500kA: Bridge Volume 500kA; 500k; compatible example (CTS 500k Audio Pot) - Neck Tone 500kA: Neck Tone 500kA; 500k; compatible example (CTS 500k Audio Pot) - Bridge Tone 500kA: Bridge Tone 500kA; 500k; compatible example (CTS 500k Audio Pot) - Output Jack: Output Jack; compatible example (Switchcraft \#11) - .022µf (neck): .022µf (neck); 22nF; compatible example (Orange Drop .022µF) - .022µf (bridge): .022µf (bridge); 22nF; compatible example (Orange Drop .022µF) ## Specific to this wiring - Cap-before-pot on both tone circuits, as drawn. ## Connections 1. Neck black lead and 'Bare Shield Wire' end on the neck volume casing; one ground wire represents both. → Neck black lead and 'Bare Shield Wire' end on the neck volume casing; one ground wire represents both. (wire, black) 2. Bridge black lead and 'Bare Shield Wire' end on the bridge volume casing; one ground wire represents both. → Bridge black lead and 'Bare Shield Wire' end on the bridge volume casing; one ground wire represents both. (wire, black) 3. Neck tone right lug is bent to the neck tone casing. → Neck tone right lug is bent to the neck tone casing. (wire, ground) 4. Bridge tone right lug is bent to the bridge tone casing. → Bridge tone right lug is bent to the bridge tone casing. (wire, ground) 5. Neck volume right lug has a short black link to the casing. → Neck volume right lug has a short black link to the casing. (wire, ground) 6. Bridge volume right lug has a short black link to the casing. → Bridge volume right lug has a short black link to the casing. (wire, ground) 7. Bridge volume casing goes to a ground symbol; drawn as a wire to the neck volume casing. → Bridge volume casing goes to a ground symbol; drawn as a wire to the neck volume casing. (wire, ground) 8. Neck tone casing goes to a ground symbol; drawn as a wire to the neck volume casing. → Neck tone casing goes to a ground symbol; drawn as a wire to the neck volume casing. (wire, ground) 9. Bridge tone casing goes to a ground symbol; drawn as a wire to the bridge volume casing. → Bridge tone casing goes to a ground symbol; drawn as a wire to the bridge volume casing. (wire, ground) 10. Toggle frame lug goes to a ground symbol; drawn as a wire to the neck tone casing. → Toggle frame lug goes to a ground symbol; drawn as a wire to the neck tone casing. (wire, ground) 11. Jack sleeve goes to a ground symbol; drawn as a wire to the bridge tone casing. → Jack sleeve goes to a ground symbol; drawn as a wire to the bridge tone casing. (wire, ground) 12. Neck volume middle lug runs to the toggle's upper outer lug (mapped by function to the neck tag). → Neck volume middle lug runs to the toggle's upper outer lug (mapped by function to the neck tag). (wire, signal) 13. Bridge volume middle lug runs to the toggle's lower outer lug (mapped by function to the bridge tag). → Bridge volume middle lug runs to the toggle's lower outer lug (mapped by function to the bridge tag). (wire, signal) 14. Toggle middle lug runs to the output jack tip. → Toggle middle lug runs to the output jack tip. (wire, signal) 15. Neck white lead runs to the neck volume's left lug (back view, lugs down). → Neck white lead runs to the neck volume's left lug (back view, lugs down). (wire, white) 16. Bridge white lead runs to the bridge volume's left lug. → Bridge white lead runs to the bridge volume's left lug. (wire, white) 17. One leg of the neck .022µf capacitor is on the neck volume's left lug. → One leg of the neck .022µf capacitor is on the neck volume's left lug. (wire, white) 18. The other leg of the neck .022µf capacitor is on the neck tone's middle lug. → The other leg of the neck .022µf capacitor is on the neck tone's middle lug. (wire, white) 19. One leg of the bridge .022µf capacitor is on the bridge volume's left lug. → One leg of the bridge .022µf capacitor is on the bridge volume's left lug. (wire, white) 20. The other leg of the bridge .022µf capacitor is on the bridge tone's middle lug. → The other leg of the bridge .022µf capacitor is on the bridge tone's middle lug. (wire, white) ## What each position does - Rhythm (neck): Neck Pickup (Rebel 90). Source: Engine reading of the transcribed board; matches the source legend. - Both: Neck Pickup (Rebel 90) and Bridge Pickup (Rebel 90) in parallel. Source: Engine reading of the transcribed board; matches the source legend. - Treble (bridge): Bridge Pickup (Rebel 90). Source: Engine reading of the transcribed board; matches the source legend. No further limits. ## Check before plugging in ## Source Tinkercaster's own drawing of the Tonerider diagram 2\_R90\_2V\_2T, revision 1. Not the manufacturer's artwork and not endorsed by Tonerider. See also [all wiring diagrams]().