Now that I've confessed and suitably admonished myself, I has got a questy-onie.
When I bought the wiring harness the listing said it was for single pickup guitars. Why can't I use it for two pickups though? I mean, I know it hasn't got a pickup sele
My next build: a 2-stringer with two pickups, one for each string. They should work together (simple connected or via blender) to one output jack and (maybe switchable) as two individual pickups with separate output jacks (connected t
Sorry for the delayed response. I installed the knob and it worked for 2 days. However there were some issues. First, when switching from 1st.to 2nd pos there was a loud cracking noise. As I went through the positions the vol got louder,but the disto
Sorry for the delayed response. I installed the knob and it worked for 2 days. However there were some issues. First, when switching from 1st.to 2nd pos there was a loud cracking noise. As I went through the positions the vol got louder,but the disto
I am building a weed whacked bass. I am putting a double piezo bride on it. I would like to add a capacitor to the 1/4 inch jack. Somewhere I read that most of the feed back happens in a certain range and if you add the right capacitor you can really
Hi ,I've just bought an unbranded dual rail pickup with 4 wires, that is a green and a red twisted together the a single white and a single black.
I don't plan to use volume or tone pots, so will want to wire direct to the output Jack probably bridgi
Well hello I am new to this group. I just soldered a pickup for the first time and I plugged it in and it works, wow. It is a single coil pickup and I hear a slight humm.I have double checked the ground and everything seems good. I was trying to make
I've just finished a CBG with 2 mini humbuckers. The neck pup is much louder than the bridge pup. The neck pup measures 6.7K and the bridge pup measures 7.5K. I wired with a master volume/master tone so after the selector switch both pups share the s
Dan Sleep and I had a discussion about tone capacitors in guitars recently. There are lots of methods, mods, and tastes for which tone capacitor value sounds best to the individual.
This isn't a comparison of those differences. But the video attached
Just got some parts arrived for my next build which is a VW Hubcap guitar.
The pickup I am going to fit is a single coil (sized) twin rail humbucker. Which comes with wiring that I'm not familiar with, I suspect the extra wires are for out of phase s
i have an old telephone , has the old fashioned handset, one that you can unscrew the mouthpiece and take out a round michrophone...can you use this for a pickup in a cbg? if so, is it worth the effort?
I am almost ready to do my very first complete wiring job, on my own build.
It will have a lipstick neck pickup, and a strat type pickup at the bridge, with a 3 way toggle switch SPDT.
Neither of the pickups are humbucker type, and just have hot and
I was thinking I had already posted about this issue before, but can't find the post to add to it. Sorry if this is a bit of a duplicate post. I might have also thought to post something and never did.
This may not be a CBG for this group, but I didn't get much from the other appropriate group. I came across a circuit board and speaker from a Fender Mini Amp. I thought I could just wire up a 9 volt batter clip, connect the speaker and aw
Hi folks, I had an idea the other day and, knowing very little about the electronic side of things so far, I was after an opinion as to whether it would work.
Trying to think of a cool look for self wound 3 or 4 pole pickups, I wondered about having
It only has one 1/4" input jack (same as my amp). I'd like to be able to plug various instruments (cbg, stomp box) into one box and have one output to the pedal/amp.