As above, start with the neck relief. Capo the first fret, press down on the last fret and check the gap. You want the thickness of a piece of paper (or a scratch lower or higher, but not much. I go a touch lower).
Tune the guitar again and check again. Once that's right, yes adjust your action...
Mine has the 85/15-S pickups which have the screw coil as hot so sending both series links to ground is what was originally intended for these.
I have to admit I initially I split the series link on the bridge pickup and cocked up, putting the screw coil out of phase with the slug. I forgot how...
Update on this. I did the 5 way blade with single push/pull mod. I wasn't particularly impressed with the 2.2k resistor on the bridge so I dropped it to 1.1k and I'm happy with it. Not too impressed with the 1.1k on the neck - it's nice but the original wiring with no resistor was beautiful...
Thanks for these. I was looking at the thread Malloc linked to and was thinking that's the way I'll go, but now I'm thinking I like the simplicity of a 3 way switch for a two pickup guitar. Just had to look up the functions of a DP3T switch to work out how that wiring works! I'll give your...
Thank you for this and I think it's the way I'll head. Guitar arrived yesterday and apart from a pretty average setup (I think the store and I had different opinions of a low action + the trem sat a little higher from the body than I'd normally like - easy fixes) I'm really digging the guitar. I...
Hi all,
I'm looking for a diagram to go with my soon-to-arrive SE Custom 24 (Poplar Burl). In the past I've only had Strats, Tele's and Les Pauls or guitars wired the same as those. On my last Les Paul I had the Jimmy Page wiring but with 6 switches (series/parallel, neck split, bridge split...
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