Wiring diagram pignose 7-100 guitar amp which wire goes where?

You can try looking for a wiring diagram for your Washburn Pro X series guitar at the following places:

1. The Washburn website: The manufacturer's website may have wiring diagrams available for download for their guitars.
2. Online forums: Online guitar forums such as the Washburn Forum (https://www.washburn.com/forums/) may have wiring diagrams posted by other users, or you can post a request for one
3. Luthier: A Luthier or guitar repair specialist may be able to provide you with a wiring diagram for your guitar.
4. Online guitar parts retailers: Some online guitar parts retailers may have wiring diagrams available for download on their websites.

Please note that the wiring diagram may vary depending on the specific model and year of your Washburn Pro X series guitar. It's best to check the wiring diagram for your specific guitar model to ensure that it is accurate.

Cheap little battery powered amplifier.
Sound OK to me.

If you can upload photos of the wire and the board of the pignose maybe I can help.

Thanks

Here you go!

Or a bad solder connection on the ground wire on the jack, or shell/sheild on the guitar.

Here is the list you seek.
http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Support/TechSupport/Wiring Diagrams/

Find schematics of typical guitar electronics at this site by comparing the resources if pots, pickups, etc. of your guitar:

http://www.guitarelectronics.com/c=vAvO8CR2Jt03UanFRA7IlhoRQ/category/wiring_resources_guitar_wiring_diagrams/

Most of the pedals are daisy chained right from the guitar. The output of the daisy chain goes into the DI box set to ground lift. An XLR to XLR cable goes from the DI box to the amp or mixer. Do NOT try to loop the sends and receives of the amp through PEDALS! The sends and receives are LINE LEVEL which is too high for pedals. The sends and receives are for external effects MODULES and EQ's that take line level. Some of those effect units have a foot switch to turn them on and off.

Try here:http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.electric-guitar-info.com/images/Epi-wiring-circuit1.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.electric-guitar-info.com/les-paul-wiring.html&h=348&w=503&sz=48&tbnid=aSO6CWOP8JpBPM:&tbnh=90&tbnw=130&prev=/images%3Fq%3DEpiphone%2BLes%2BPaul%2BSpecial%2Bwiring%2Bdiagram&usg=__tWQm6BV6hWlRkesXsvExeuCGPcI=&sa=X&ei=emZjTP3YCsH38AaV7q2vCQ&ved=0CBgQ9QEwAQ or here:http://www.guitarpartsshop.co.uk/acatalog/electric-and-bass-guitar-circuit-diagrams.html

A 5 watt guitar amp is puny. A decent size speaker would be a minimum of 10 inches diameter. A minimal guitar amp (except for the PigNOse type) would be at least 15 watts.

Try the speaker... It is unlikely you can get much data on the speaker as it may have been made special for the organ it came from. The other numbers are probably production run numbers.

Take a look at this diagram. Even though your guitar may not have Seymour Duncan's, the wiring is all the same. Go to their website if you have a different pickup & control config.

http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/schematics.php?schematic=2h_1v_1t_3w