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In a layout diagram (not a schematic), what does a dashed line represent? My guess is that it is a lead (wire) connection on the underside of the board, as opposed to the top, but I want to be sure.
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Is it an old(er) Fender layout? They show the wires under the board as dashed lines."In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is."
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Yes, exactly, old Fenders. Thanks very much for the confirmation. Do layouts for other brands (particularly Vox) use a dashed line to indicate something else?Comment
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sometimes to show that things separate on the schemo are part of the same unit, eg a multipole switch. Sometimes to enclose all the parts that are on one board.Comment
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