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    I have seen several post about rewiring Epiphone Les pauls. Is this only for a certain time period or all epiphones period. I have recently purchased a Standard Plus. When I have my pickups installed should I just have them replace all of the electronics or what?
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  • #2
    I'd say replace all the electronics, it couldn't hurt.
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    • #3
      I would (and did). I had all the wiring, pots, switch, jack and pups replaced. I wasnt going to until the switch crapped out 2 weeks into owning the guitar. It's money well spent if you plan on owning the guitar for any length of time.


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      • #4
        Switch it all out

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        • #5
          I've never changed any of the wiring on mine, but that's just me. I figured if it wasn't broke, why fix it.

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          • #6
            imo....fix it if it's only broken especially if you have no skills at wiring and stuff...you risk making your guitar buzz like heck......but i would replace that toggle switch as i can guarantee that it will stop working after while.......btw....the reason i say no to do it is because when you plan on selling your epip.....you still gonna sell it for the same price as an epip without the upgrades....
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            • #7
              my switch broke two weeks into having the guitar too. i sold it not long after that.
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              • #8
                I'd replace the caps, jacks, and switches, as they are all pretty cheap.

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