Relentless aint it?
Attachment 28901
Starting to resemble a guitar.
Now glad that I'm using a place-holder scratch plate as attention to knob location is required.
Attachment 28902
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Relentless aint it?
Attachment 28901
Starting to resemble a guitar.
Now glad that I'm using a place-holder scratch plate as attention to knob location is required.
Attachment 28902
cheers, Mark.
Thanks Stan.
It's highly un-original but as the aim is to mimic the real mccoy...
Slightly better focus.Attachment 28903
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If you’re willing to use different style knobs you could go with a concentric volume pot, so you can have both volumes stacked.
I use the tired cliche 'never say never' all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeirdBits
However, I wouldn't know a concentric pot even if it came up behind and kicked me up the arse. :)
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Thanks for the suggestion WeirdBits.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeirdBits
I'm about to dive into the technical thicket that you probably call 'elementary wiring'.
I'll definitely investigate (stumble through) that avenue.
Although since finally locating the bridge, I'm now tempted to move the bridge pickup rearwards a bit more.
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Time to re-deploy the excavator.
Attachment 28912
[edit] Placeholder pickguard take 2
Attachment 28913
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Swimming pool extension.
Attachment 28943
First foray into the wiring.
Encumbered with an amateur's level of soldering.
Hampered by dodgy factory wiring.
Several false starts but finally managed to produce a sound.
Attachment 28944
I'm waiting on delivery of a 'Gibson' style 3-way switch but used the kit one in lieu.
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As the pickups actually work I'll put all the strings on and check for playability.
Suspend the wiring until the 3-way toggle arrives.
Attachment 28950
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Second attempt at MDF scratchplate place-holder.
Bridge pickup moved back.
Bridge may move forward a couple of mm.
Attachment 28956
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