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Re: The Bass kit finishing + input Another veneer refinish. Rg 7420 in black sparkle paint. Black pearl? I think they call it. It needed to be first ibby in camphor burl veneer with a sd ssl-1 7 string single coil in between the v7 and v8 hums. Luckily ibby pickups are easy to mod. The wire...

Re: The Bass kit finishing + input The cases are guitars and basses. I have a violin around here somewhere. Thanks. If you put a second pick up, make sure its hum cancelling. Like a double stacked j. Mine is single so coupled with the p it's buzzing. The p is a hum cancelling pickup but the j...

Re: The Bass kit finishing + input I stripped a black ibby gtr 70 and then veneered it with some blue stain on the top horn. Of course i did some serious body shaping before hand. The back just stained right now. My brother in law wants to design custom graphics for the back , so its...

Re: Nashville tele wiring advanced. Need help / suggestions Cross your fingers this is all correct and works perfectly.

Re: Help Please This is a screw with the head cut off so I could thread it into the insert. Then lock the insert up with nuts. Then put the threaded piece with insert into drill press Chuck. Line it with your hole in the neck then with one hand press the drill down and turn the...

Re: Nashville tele wiring advanced. Need help / suggestions Luckily the sparkle glue and acrylic are tough since they were unaffected by stain and lacquer. Was afraid of melting them. Tough stuff! At the point of deciding how to wire it up for good. Playing with alligator clips and hearing...

Re: Any Mahogany-bodied Tele users in here? This is a mahogony body kit guitar with maple neck. Broadcaster set of sd pus. Str 1 / stl1b http://youtu.be/aAe5_Kra-FM That one was a wedding gift by my coworker to his friend. I liked it so much i had to have my own. Thus this The headstock...

Re: Nashville tele wiring advanced. Need help / suggestions Acrylic paint by local henna artist. Gonna let it cure real good then light build up coats of lacquer. Got test pieces either way. Want to light brown stain it to ble nd into the body which is an ebony/ dark Brown color

Re: Composite, Carbon Fiber or Graphite Electric Guitars? Ed roman lsr berger kit, mahogany body, graphite neck by ed. Blackback seymour duncans custom shop.

Re: Nashville tele wiring advanced. Need help / suggestions Dark walnut stain in quilted maple, then clear coats. Used spray gun with blue dye and lacquer to build to the shade I wanted. It's a turquoise with brown showing through. Gonna woid burn the head stock and deciding the neck color...

Re: Parallel for clean instead of series Do you think of triple shots as a mod to guitars that you dont want/cant to drill 30 holes in? Or just always better than my guitars with enough switches to either launch a 60's space shuttle or call in the mothership. The cost is rough but I think they...

My playing is atrocious but im demonstrating the sound difference of parallel out of phase vs series in phase. I hate series for clean because its like an 80's synth piano keyboard sound agianst a real piano, compared to the clean sound of parallel. Lower out put but less resistance equalling...

Re: SD Humbucker: How do you determine "start" and "finish" leads? Re: SD Humbucker: How do you determine "start" and "finish" leads? Im the diagram that is called series in phase. They mean the coils are properly oriented north start-finish - south start finish to get the hum cancelling...

Re: Gaps in the Wiring Diagrams? Ibanez 7420 7 string slightly moded The switch goes Bridge/neck 1series in phase/series in phase 2parallel out of phase/series in phase 3coil tap/coil tap 4series in phase/coil tap 5parallel out of phase/parallel out of phase Mini toggle n n+b b Mini...

Re: Gaps in the Wiring Diagrams? This is my original diagram, if it makes any sense to you newscentein. The switch list is Seymour duncan "black back" pu's Neck. / bridge 1seriesout of phase/paralell out of phase 2series out of phase/ paralel in phase 3 coil cut / parallel in phase...