Installing a jb jr into the bridge of a jag... **DONE**
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Installing a jb jr into the bridge of a jag... **DONE**
Just won a bargain jb jr on ebay... but I could do with some info on installing it.
Has anyone any schematics, pics, advice on which wires go where etc etc ?
Sorry for the noobish questions !!
any help would be much appreciated !
thanks
Owen
Has anyone any schematics, pics, advice on which wires go where etc etc ?
Sorry for the noobish questions !!
any help would be much appreciated !
thanks
Owen
Last edited by othomas2 on Tue Jul 07, 2009 4:24 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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I tried taking some pictures but they all came out blurry, so im posting the best one.
Red+White wires are twisted and solderd together
Green+Bare wires are grounded
Black wire is hot, and solderd to the middle switch.
If your keeping the stock neck pickup, you will have to reverse the Black and Green wires.
Red+White wires are twisted and solderd together
Green+Bare wires are grounded
Black wire is hot, and solderd to the middle switch.
If your keeping the stock neck pickup, you will have to reverse the Black and Green wires.
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It landed this mornin' and it's now fitted... thanks to you guys it went very smoothly
To avoid large gaps, I also chopped the top off a jag cover and fitted that too, it bulges slightly but nothin' I can do about that.
Sounds good... it achieves the sounds that I'm into at the mo.
Still very much like the stock neck pup so that has stayed and they pair up suprisingly well.
Oh, I also recently joined the white coily cable club recently It's a Bullet Cable.
cheers
Owen
To avoid large gaps, I also chopped the top off a jag cover and fitted that too, it bulges slightly but nothin' I can do about that.
Sounds good... it achieves the sounds that I'm into at the mo.
Still very much like the stock neck pup so that has stayed and they pair up suprisingly well.
Oh, I also recently joined the white coily cable club recently It's a Bullet Cable.
cheers
Owen
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Thanks guys...robert(original) wrote:that looks really good! im suprised that no one else(that i have seen) has done this.
is that an avri jag? cuz the trem looks jap to me.
It's a Japanese Jag.... I just fitted the mute & tried to make it look more American.
I think a few have done that mod with the covers... I certainly didn't think it up.
purplehaze19x above for one, although I think lookin' at his , he just used the end bits ... ?
bottom of the page:
http://www.shortscale.org/forum/viewtop ... c&start=60
I think I could have pushed it into a complete cover but could have risked damaged the pup or cracking the cover, so I didn't bother.
Was plannin' on doing that and stickin' tinfoil inside to mimic the coils. Don't know if that would have interfered with the signal.
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I've seen the jag cover mod done before too, but it's straight class and looks really good, well done. BTW regarding the bulging: claws? Where are they?
I have the old-school JB Jr with the ribbon-wrapped coils in my Jag too, no cover though. I don't even know where the hell I put my bridge single/claw/cover. In the JB Jr box somewhere.
I have the old-school JB Jr with the ribbon-wrapped coils in my Jag too, no cover though. I don't even know where the hell I put my bridge single/claw/cover. In the JB Jr box somewhere.
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
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