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I am scratching my head pretty hard. I wired in new pots, caps, pickups, and switch in my Les Paul. Anywhere on the ground circuit that I touch the probes from my meter, I get continuity to the ground on the jack. If I touch the pickup output and the jack output, I get continuity. If I measure the resistance of the ground and put put at the jack, I read the correct resistance of whichever pickup is selected (7.15k for the APH-1 in the neck and 16k for the JB in the bridge), and yet, it makes no sound. What In the world am I missing?
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One of my teachers said: If you see the impossible, think of the impossible. Dead guitar cable? Try another.Last edited by hamerfan; 07-31-2021, 10:01 AM.I get the feeling the A8 will blow your skirt up more so - Edgecrusher
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I used alligator leads to identify where I lost sound in the signal. It was a dead toggle switch. I cleaned it up, and it worked.Comment
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I had toggle switches which didn‘t work on one side, but never on both sides. Maybe i did not think impossible enough
I get the feeling the A8 will blow your skirt up more so - Edgecrusher
Smooth trades with Jerryjg, ArtieToo, Theodie, Micah, trevorus, Pierre, pzaxtl, damian1122, Thames, Diocletian, Kevinabb, Fakiekid, oilpit, checo, BachToRock, majewsky, joyouswolf, Koreth, Pontiac Jack, Jeff_HComment
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