SG-2 by Nitroburner1000

[nitroburner1000]

Heres a little piece i found from Arca Primitive Guitars who have just partnered with Warman. They are from Italy and have some unusual ideas. They can be found here. http://www.arca-guitars.com/home/

2016 has just begun and, in addition to the New Year, we
can celebrate another and very welcome partnership: the one with the company Warman Guitar s Market Harborough, English district in Leicestershire. The founder and owner Josi Warman has in fact agreed to tighten with guitars " camune " an agreement that will allow us to mount his interesting components on our tools and to use its logo. Indeed, we already have some project about it ...

Perhaps little known to most people, this peculiar British company has the distinction of being able to provide its customers with parts and components of outstanding quality at truly affordable prices, thanks to the competence and professionalism accumulated by Josi Warman in decades of experience. Selling exclusively through the Internet , the Warman Guitars is able to offer even the most demanding guitarists products that can satisfy any request, at significantly lower prices than the more famous brands.

In addition to the pickups ( single coil , humbucker , P90 and piezoelectric ), bridges, mechanical, electronics and all the many pieces that are used to build, repair, or even " upgrade " electric guitars and basses, from simple screws to masks, from the knobs to the nut, Josi also offers a range of instruments and tools that can be very useful to those who want to start the art of violin making, at really unbeatable prices . We invite you to visit his site and his Facebook page to find out more and maybe Warmanizzare your guitars!

[nitroburner1000]

Havnt had much time lately to do much. But i did decide to redraw the wiring diagram, so if your about Weirdbits id love you to give it a once over for me.
I also had time to replace the crappy black plastic control cover with a piece of the pickguard material.

[WeirdBits]

The tone pots should have the red links on the left lugs (as drawn) instead of the right lugs, otherwise the controls will be reversed. Assuming the pickup wire colours are correct then the mini-switches should work as intended, giving you Single Coil/SC & Blade Humbucker/Blade Humbucker across the three positions.

[nitroburner1000]

The tone pots should have the red links on the left lugs (as drawn) instead of the right lugs, otherwise the controls will be reversed. Assuming the pickup wire colours are correct then the mini-switches should work as intended, giving you Single Coil/SC & Blade Humbucker/Blade Humbucker across the three positions.

Thanks heaps weirdy, will change and repost

[Andy40]

Killer drawing skills Nitro

[nitroburner1000]

Killer drawing skills Nitro

Thanks mate, although its only a rough freehand, love drawing, been doing it since i was kid.

[nitroburner1000]

So when i first bought my SG-2 it arrived with no neck cover plate, so Adam kindly sent me one, BUT this morning i decided it was time to fit the neck and i have a problem, i think the plate i was sent is for a Fender not a SG, its way too big. Can anyone tell me how to get in contact with Adam? It needs to be a gold SG neck cover plate assembly, cheers.



EDIT... Found an old reply from Adam on a previous thread so sent one directly. hope it gets to him.... Thanks guys...

[nitroburner1000]

Yeah, I just had a look through your thread and definitely a bolt on, so we'll send you a plate and 4 screws on Monday. Gold right?

Hi Adam, when you sent me the cover plate assembly silly me didnt check the size, now im ready to fit the neck i find its too big, looks like a fender size. Heres the the pic. Cheers.

[nitroburner1000]

Until i have the neck thing sorted i thought id get on with something else. I enlarged the holes for the rails 6 core wiring and then started on the copper foil insulating.



While doing the control cavity i came upon a small hole and realized that it was for the bridge earth, but how to fit when i have already fitted the posts?



Question....... How do you solder an earth to the bridge posts anyway? Wouldn't it break off when you hammer them in?

Ive redrilled a new hole by the string adjusting post and was hoping just to bare the wire and push it in and glue it in place. Would that be okay?? Pics below...

[WeirdBits]

You don't actually solder the ground wire to the post, it just makes pressure contact when the bushing is pushed in. Recent discussion about how to install it and what to do if the bushings are already in.