Ok i may get some criticism here but what the hell i'm a compulsive fiddler and can't help it lol, anyway i cut out a larger cavity today and repainted it, i don't have a router so i used a dremel router bit in well errmm a dremel, once the mounting ring is on you will never know, more pics later of the finished article.
Do whatever you want to make yourself happy, after all it's not like it's a rare or vintage instrument. I think you've done a good job, as you say, it'll look fine with the mounting ring.
Thats it, all done, the pickup is an old Epi one until next week, i tried to mount the Gibson one but the threads on the mounting lugs are different to the screws i have so i need to source some screws, anyway here is some pics.
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I'm no use then to point you to a retailer, Mike'll be able to help I'm sure. You just need a 500k push/pull pot and a 4 lead humbucker and you're good to go. And whatever cap you're going to use for your tone control of course.
Alternatively you could forgo Tone all together and make your "Tone" control a spin-a-split. controlling how much of each coil comes through with a standard pot. That how sloan has his LP wired.
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endsjustifymeans wrote:I'm no use then to point you to a retailer, Mike'll be able to help I'm sure. You just need a 500k push/pull pot and a 4 lead humbucker and you're good to go. And whatever cap you're going to use for your tone control of course.
Alternatively you could forgo Tone all together and make your "Tone" control a spin-a-split. controlling how much of each coil comes through with a standard pot. That how sloan has his LP wired.
I'm completely lost now lol,
Thom your Mrs sounds like mine, i tell her that i need one for Rock, one for Blues and so on.