It's the tiny copper one in the upper right side.
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It's the tiny copper one in the upper right side.
Picture of broken wire.
I used the standard TL wiring diagram provided in the instructions plus grounding the bridge--using the washer trick as mentioned. Thanks--originally I thought it might be a wiring issue and with...
For those who might have been following this, the problem turned out to be a bad humbucker pick up One of the tiny wires that connected the coils to the lead was broken. They are so tiny I didn't...
Thanks again for the help, but I'm still stuck and also need to clarify some.
It was the bridge pickup--a humbucker--not the neck pick-up--a regular pick-up, that was not working. I did use the...
Thanks for the help--love the washer and spring solution.
[QUOTE=Fatman;187699]Is it really necessary to ground the neck bridge on a Tele build? The screws that hold the pick-up in place contact both the bridge and the grounded part of the pickup, so it...
Is it really necessary to ground the neck bridge on a Tele build? The screws that hold the pick-up in place contact both the bridge and the grounded part of the pickup, so it seems the bridge would...
Sounds silly, but don't have an amp yet--hoping for one later this month for my birthday. Used grandson's while he was here but for some reason he took it home with him--kids!
Thanks, I'll try that.
Thanks again, in Pittsburg Pa in the States.
Sorry to be such a pain, but you can tell I know very little about this. I tried holding the string down and basically simulating a greater angle but it still twangs. I do have the plastic nut. ...
Thanks so much. Is there a remedy if the string is rattling in the nut slot?
Some good pix of finished product--the red scratchguard is definitely the way to go with the black trim.
Also a couple questions:
1. There is a twang on the high E string that is not on the...
Thanks--very satisfying. Thanks PitBull for making these opportunities and to the Forum--couldn't happen for someone as unexperienced as me without the help and encouragement.
Our finished beauty. Thanks to all for all the help.
Cancel above request--my grandson straightened me out on Tele's. One question remains, though. I have two yellow wires coming from the ground of the volume pot. One goes to the bridge, I assume. ...
Hello all--
Building an ATL-1QB and am unsure of how to wire it. It has one Humbucker pick-up and one that is chrome covered fitted in the pick-guard. Please see the pix. Also as you can see...
Got it--thanks. Sounds like a workable solution, I'll try it. Great to have the support for the uninitiated.
I assume this is an issue with any hollow body guitar.
Hi All--
We are also putting together an ATL-1QB and I am looking for some advice on how to copper shield the controls. The body is hollow on both sides with an F-hole on one side and only a hole...
The wiring dummy again. I moved the wires so the final wiring was like the Pitbull one Brendan sent. Now the neck pick-up volume has no effect. Do I have a bad pick-up or pot? Or should I rewire...
Great stuff--thanks guys. Knowing it's glued in and to score the edges gives me more confidence.
Hello all--
Problem 2--any advice on removing the standard nut and replacing with the bone nut?
Brendan, Scott and fender 3x--
Thanks to all for the help--so far. Guessing we'll have more questions as we go along. You have been great!!