"It's time to zhng this guitar, buuut...."
- Thread starter SherT
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Thats it.Black_Death
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ask shred to do la..
haha..since sherT treating him prata..u treat him kopi la..or fish head curry..
or guitar strings.
haha..since sherT treating him prata..u treat him kopi la..or fish head curry..
or guitar strings.
Black_Death
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more expensive..is it due to the cost of parts?
or due to mistakes made..den have to fork out money to rectify bla bla bla?
or due to mistakes made..den have to fork out money to rectify bla bla bla?
Black_Death
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so right now..if sherT wants to install the killswitch..u'd advise him to take it to a tech la..
SherT
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Pictures as mentioned yesterday;
The two insulated black wires are wired through to the pickups through slots. This is effectively the only cavity in the body that has any excess room to stuff more electronics into.
I'm thinking along the lines of what blueark mentioned yesterday. I'll probably take out one tone and rewire the other as a master, but first I have to go take a close look at the wiring and see how it's hooked up. Either that or I'll probably just send it somewhere to have it done professionally. :lol:
This thing is going to undergo a major overhaul once I'm done with the damn Os. I'm thinking of putting in a new bridge (haven't thought about what make yet) and maybe a set of war pigs, if I can scrape the cash.
The two insulated black wires are wired through to the pickups through slots. This is effectively the only cavity in the body that has any excess room to stuff more electronics into.
I'm thinking along the lines of what blueark mentioned yesterday. I'll probably take out one tone and rewire the other as a master, but first I have to go take a close look at the wiring and see how it's hooked up. Either that or I'll probably just send it somewhere to have it done professionally. :lol:
This thing is going to undergo a major overhaul once I'm done with the damn Os. I'm thinking of putting in a new bridge (haven't thought about what make yet) and maybe a set of war pigs, if I can scrape the cash.
ZiiopBoii
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im not sure but maybe dis will help http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhMMJbXevn0
theblueark
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ZiiopBoii said:
Nope, he has no idea what he's talking about. Ok he has an idea. But it's not very good.
le_Doucereux
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ZiiopBoii said:
My God, if he says 'capacitator' one more time, I'll @#$ing kill him!!!! :evil:
im bringing this back up
i have a few questions for installing a killswitch
1.) what kind of momentary switch do i need? normally-closed or nomally-open? closed right?
2.) what ampere should i buy? i saw a 0.5A, 1.5A and 3A
3.) is there a way to install a switch w/o cutting the original wire? (like that volume to output jack cutting technique)
4.) do i really need a capacitor? i saw some diagrams w/o it
or should i just forget about all this and go to a tech? any guy you can recommend? and how much does it usually cost? thanks!
i have a few questions for installing a killswitch
1.) what kind of momentary switch do i need? normally-closed or nomally-open? closed right?
2.) what ampere should i buy? i saw a 0.5A, 1.5A and 3A
3.) is there a way to install a switch w/o cutting the original wire? (like that volume to output jack cutting technique)
4.) do i really need a capacitor? i saw some diagrams w/o it
or should i just forget about all this and go to a tech? any guy you can recommend? and how much does it usually cost? thanks!
theblueark
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Wow old bump.
1) Normally open if you want it to do "press = kill, release = flow"
2) No need to bother, you will never overload it with a guitar signal.
3) Yes. In the simplest method, all you need is 2 wires to the output live and ground.
4) Nope you won't need one.
5) Depends if you have a hole in the guitar already to put the switch, and/or if you're confident in drilling one yourself.
1) Normally open if you want it to do "press = kill, release = flow"
2) No need to bother, you will never overload it with a guitar signal.
3) Yes. In the simplest method, all you need is 2 wires to the output live and ground.
4) Nope you won't need one.
5) Depends if you have a hole in the guitar already to put the switch, and/or if you're confident in drilling one yourself.
