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    Mentor dozymuppet's Avatar
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    Same here.

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    You’ll soon be leaping over tall* buildings in a single bound again.
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    *anything up to 70cm

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    *anything up to 70cm
    That my old "limbo" record!

    I doubt I'll ever that again either!


    edit: If this was anyone else's post I'd feel bad for the hijack!
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    Well, not much to see, but I finally got around to doing the 1 humbucker strat project the other day.

    I put in a Tonerider AC II (F-spaced) and it sounds fantastic. I also opted to put in a tone control and glad I did.
    This is my first single pickup guitar and I'm having a blast getting a range of tonal variety just by using the tone control and my fingers. I know that's not unusual with any guitar, but having only the one pickup really makes me think more about how I'm playing and creating the sound.

    This is definitely a Rock Machine:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simon Barden View Post
    Cool.

    Have you wired the tone control in the modern or vintage style?
    60's style.
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    So wired to the volume pot input rather than the output. I'd have thought you'd have gone for the more interactive LP Jr style.

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    TBH, it's still a work in progress and I'm thinking about trying the 50's style. It's easy enough to swap, and I can get the pickguard off without completely removing the strings.
    I've not tried it before and not sure how I feel about the tone pot also affecting volume. So I went 60's to start with.
    I used 2 log pots and a .033uf tone cap and like the way it feels atm, but open to experimenting.

    I've got myself into a bit of a pickle by having 4 guitars undergoing various mods all at once, so I'll play this one as it is then revisit.
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    I think I’ve said it before, ‘two pickups is one too many’. I like the less variables approach and making use of what you have. It also gives you an excuse to build a second (or third) guitar to achieve a different sound. 👍

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    It also gives you an excuse to build a second (or third) guitar to achieve a different sound. 👍
    Hah! Like any of us needs an excuse! You're funny...
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