This wax potting of which you speak?

[Chris of Arabia]

...a bit much maybe?



I just lifted the pups on that Cort Source I bought in the summer and this is what I found. Not to worry, the Seths will be in there soon enough. Now to get the wiring out...

[formula73]

Re: This wax potting of which you speak?

I imagine they're pretty squeel resistant!

[Ayrton]

Re: This wax potting of which you speak?

Damn, that is almost enough to pot another set of pups.

[Jeff5]

Re: This wax potting of which you speak?

Lol holy cow. Yeah, I'd say that's a bit much =).

[JOLLY]

Re: This wax potting of which you speak?

That's enough wax to keep a stuck pig from squealing.

[GoldenVulture]

Re: This wax potting of which you speak?

Make candles out of them when you pull them out.

[GuitarDoc]

Re: This wax potting of which you speak?

But don't light them all at once unless you've got some...cheap sunglasses.

[Chris of Arabia]

Re: This wax potting of which you speak?

I'll be keeping them well separated, just in case, combined, they reach critical mass...

In other news, I just discovered I'm one 500k CTS pot short of a complete rewire. The pots in there work fine, but whilst I was in there, I thought I may as well replace everything with decent quality stuff. No point in wasting a pair of Seths on cheap crap.

Just while I think about it, the earth to the bridge stud through to the components measures 13.6 ohms - is that an acceptable measurement, or should I pull the stud and redo it?

[GuitarDoc]

Re: This wax potting of which you speak?

Sounds like way too much resistence, should be close to zero.

[Chris of Arabia]

Re: This wax potting of which you speak?

Sounds like way too much resistance, should be close to zero.

Logically, I understand that, I just wasn't sure how practical it was, given the way they are connected. I guess I'll pull it and see if I can get it down a bit.