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Hey guys.
I'm in the process of repairing an Epi LP Special for a local school and have noticed something quite strange while trying to repair it.
I found the problem in the wiring and repaired it, but the strange thing is that whenever the switch isn't physically bolted to the guitar, the output is much higher!
When the switch is 'floating' inside the guitar it's output is as it should be, but whenever I put the switch through it's hole in the top of the guitar and bolt it into place, the guitars output drops to a whisper.
Does anyone know what could be causing this and how i could fix it?
Thanx for any info.
Craig
I'm in the process of repairing an Epi LP Special for a local school and have noticed something quite strange while trying to repair it.
I found the problem in the wiring and repaired it, but the strange thing is that whenever the switch isn't physically bolted to the guitar, the output is much higher!
When the switch is 'floating' inside the guitar it's output is as it should be, but whenever I put the switch through it's hole in the top of the guitar and bolt it into place, the guitars output drops to a whisper.
Does anyone know what could be causing this and how i could fix it?
Thanx for any info.
Craig