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Cool site and selection! I think I have your site bookmarked at home, as I was researching an upgraded wiring scheme for an Ibanez guitar I have. And if I'm completely honest, seeing a poster on a forum I trust certainly makes it easier to decide on something like this...
smart business idea. Selling the pre-wired caps and pots seems to be a fairly untapped market. It is something that I would buy if I had a nice project to work on, because soldering is not my strong suit.
Yes it would. There ais some soldering to do. Hook up pickup hot and ground wires and connect bridge tail piece ground wire.
Sure, I can handle those, easily. But when it comes to attaching to the pots and the switch, I'm really bad at it.
The key is take your time --- use a good clean hot iron --- not too much solder and don't over heat the connection
I've got a wild idea to wire up a Squier Strat with a P90, 1 volume, and 1 tone pot, like a Les Paul Jr. I'd want the pots to be just like what Gibson would install. Have you ever done anything like that, or have an idea what it would sound like?
That would be a custom build kit. I would need some information, measurements, ect from you. Best to reach out to me thru my web site email. Go to the custom build tab page. www.tonemanguitar.com
