justmund
Plank Spanker
I'm not 100% sure but I don't think so, 513 yes for sure, DC3 maybe not since it's much simpler switching.The broken one. Isn't there a big circuit board?
I'm not 100% sure but I don't think so, 513 yes for sure, DC3 maybe not since it's much simpler switching.The broken one. Isn't there a big circuit board?
What else is missing is the push-pull tone pot which will activate the bridge pickup. This will allow for all pickup combos, by adding in neck/bridge and neck/middle/bridge. I worked out how many different combinations this is and it's ridiculous.
I'm not sure, I'm just letting Shawn/Skitchy run with this one. I trust the PTC to make it useable yet not compromise structural integrity.So will a push/pull fit without additional routing to make the cavity deeper? I've often wondered about adding that to my Brent Mason for the neck/bridge combination.
I'm not sure, I'm just letting Shawn/Skitchy run with this one. I trust the PTC to make it useable yet not compromise structural integrity.
The DC3 is a different route to the BM, but I would assume the control cavity depth is similar. Hopefully we get a shot of the guitar just prior to the pickguard being fitted. If there is additional routing, it shouldn't be too much.
Your other option is to put in a CU22 Soapy style switch, where the middle position selects neck/bridge instead of the middle PU.
Dude, just do it, I have no copyright on this bad boy!OMG! I'm so sorry, but I'm going to have to beg for your permission to copy this...when I get a Mason. I love this. Very cool.