Recent content by Artie

Just gimme a little time. I move sloooow these days.

No. That was by accident. I thought the one on the left was the bridge. I see the little logos now. That means you can just swap my bridge and neck labels on my diagram. I think that if you want the functionality of that chart, you'll need a Superswitch. But let me chew on it awhile to be sure.

Nice project. She came together well.

Sweet! I love how they added the Lipstick tube neck pup. You should be able to dial in some sweet tones with that.

Like this. Separate push-pulls can be used for independent splitting.

That wiring and switch doesn't come close to what's listed on the chart on the right. Is that the original switch? I can't help but wonder if it originally had one of those odd Schaller Megaswitches. Here's a translation of what you have now. And no, the jumper shouldn't be there between lugs...

I also like to leave just enough wire, and dress it properly, so that after it's all wired up, and I go dang . . . I wanted series to be the down position, I can just rotate the switch 180 in its hole.

Outstanding. Enjoy. :cool:

Someone here recently turned me on to some cool new saddles that solve that problem. A bit pricey, but they do the trick. Highwood Saddles Sold here: GuitarParts

I'll try to get her out this week.

Yes. Exactly.

I do Orange Drops too. I think mainly because they aren't too expensive, and their size makes it easy for my old eyes and fingers to handle.

I so want a set of these. These would be cool in my Schecter Blackjack.

Hey Jeremy. PM me your addy. (I may already have it.) I'll send you a preloaded white pickguard with Duncan Designed SC-101's in it. You still on Mercer St.?

I think the myth that drives me the most crazy, is the guitar "ground loop" thang. Lindy Fralin, (his sales manager, actually), got it all wrong here: Grounding We talk about it more here: Ground Loops