WhoGivesAPluck
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You know the feeling when you work on something for 2 weeks waiting for parts in the mail...All the frustration and redbulls, then you finally finish it and it sounds better than you ever hoped for?? Ahhhh! That's a great feeling 
I gotta admit though, my wiring job looks like crap! ugh...2xP/P pots a battery and all kinds of crap stuffed in there, now that I know the wiring though, I guess my next project will be to redo everything, and I'm thinkin a white surrounding for the white humbucker will look better ideas? I will make a video playing it when I get new strings, I popped a string messin with it :/ But over all, im VERY happy with the sound of these EMGs and everything works Better than I could have hoped for..Thanks everyone who answered all my questions ;D And I defanitly learned alot doing it
I gotta admit though, my wiring job looks like crap! ugh...2xP/P pots a battery and all kinds of crap stuffed in there, now that I know the wiring though, I guess my next project will be to redo everything, and I'm thinkin a white surrounding for the white humbucker will look better ideas? I will make a video playing it when I get new strings, I popped a string messin with it :/ But over all, im VERY happy with the sound of these EMGs and everything works Better than I could have hoped for..Thanks everyone who answered all my questions ;D And I defanitly learned alot doing it
Just to log my progess in case I have to backtrack and since I couldn't find the diagram anywhere I had a lot of trial and errors. Problem #1. I didn't have the input jack with an extra ring for the battery ground. problem #2 grounding problem with the sheilding tape touching a hot wire Problem #3 soldering is a pain in the A%$!
and had to drill another hole :blackeye: So my idea was to have 2 independent tone pots for each pup with P/P on each for dual/single modes, but also so each tone pot can have an independent cap to always be able to easily upggrade etc. with a master vol. :banana:
