Buzzing on contact

[Diggydude]

Success!

It’s now all strung up and set up and it is stunning.



Thanks for all the help,
Dylan

[McCreed]

Cool! I like the white on white with body/pickguard.

[ILRGuitars]

I've just found that if I do it that way, it gives better contact and reduces noise more.

[Bakersdozen]

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Yeah, that'll get it done!
Just for curiosity, if you have some tape left, stick a couple of pieces overlapped on a bit wood and check it with the meter.
It would be interesting to know what you find.

Used the BGS stuff the other day when I converted an epi junior HB to a p90. I had no continuity issues and was super easy to work with. Didn't even solder the over laps as I thought I may have to.

[McCreed]

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Good to know Bakersdozen. Thanks

I still have quite a bit of 2" stuff left, but I'll have to grab some of the snail stuff and give it go.

[dave.king1]

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Good to know Bakersdozen. Thanks

I still have quite a bit of 2" stuff left, but I'll have to grab some of the snail stuff and give it go.

You may never use it all it's a 4M pack

[fender3x]

I have used mostly Aluminum HVAC tape. When I discovered that I could not solder it, I got some copper tape for guitar that was a lot more expensive. I soon discovered that the copper tape did not take solder any better than the aluminum tape. It was only then that I discovered that the bother the copper* and the alu adhesives were nicely conductive. [Insert headslap here].

Even after applying liberal amounts of Alu Tape to my insulating-the-garage-door project, I still have what looks like a luthier's Lifetime supply of alu tape...which amounts to pennies per guitar.

*Some people have no trouble soldering copper tape so YMMV.

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