Neck pickup only audible... again

Re: Neck pickup only audible... again

OP. Don't be put out if somebody says that your soldering is crap. Frankly, it is crap. But I doubt very much that anybody is trying to imply a lack of intelligence so don't take it too personally. Everyone is crap at things that they're new at!

My soldering was crap too when I first started, practice (and better soldering equipment) makes perfect!
 
Re: Neck pickup only audible... again

jonsick said:
OP. Don't be put out if somebody says that your soldering is crap. Frankly, it is crap. But I doubt very much that anybody is trying to imply a lack of intelligence so don't take it too personally. Everyone is crap at things that they're new at!

My soldering was crap too when I first started, practice (and better soldering equipment) makes perfect!
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Firstly, I didn't do anything with the harness pictured except change the volume terminals (originally, gounds were on the right, pickup connected on left, I switched them). What you see is stock from Epiphone. Secondly, I can't make my iron run hotter. It's non-variable.

Mostly, I find childish *******ry like this unneeded and petty.

LtKojak said:
Well, judging from the pictures and your response to the people trying their best to help you, shown in the other thread, the problems are, as follows:
1. unability to properly follow a diagram.
2. doubtful soldering skills
3. denial of points 1 and 2.

The only solution I see to that 3rd-world-war-aftermath mess of a wiring of yours is the following:
1. a complete makeover
2. by somebody more skilled than yourself
3. that can actually listen to the good people trying to help
4. follow the proper wiring scheme - http://www.solodallas.com/the-infamous-50s-wiring-d-i-y-tutorial/

PS: you asked!

HTH,
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Re: Neck pickup only audible... again

CYT
 
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