Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Guitars, Amps and Effects => Topic started by: Geordie1 on August 20, 2018, 09:19:29 AM
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Greetings all. I've made a few electrics over the last few years as a bit of a hobby. This is the first one I made...
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This is the second - it's a cross between a Fender and a Bigsby I think...
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This is the most recent - a TV yellow mahogany set neck - a kind of magnatone/Les Paul Junior cross...
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What youthink?
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lovely looking guitars there!
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These are very cool, great work
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Just a question; what does the mini toggle on the first guitar do?
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Just a question; what does the mini toggle on the first guitar do?
It's a bypass switch - its superb, it effectively makes it a two pickup guitar. Set to "bypass" the pickup goes straight to the jack and the treble jumps through the roof - like a bridge pickup. The only issue I had was finding a good enough quality silent switch.
Geordie
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They look like vintage electric parlour guitars. Anyway, anyone who can build a guitar has my immediate appreciation.
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It's a bypass switch - its superb, it effectively makes it a two pickup guitar. Set to "bypass" the pickup goes straight to the jack and the treble jumps through the roof - like a bridge pickup. The only issue I had was finding a good enough quality silent switch.
Geordie
Ah, excellent idea! I have a Patrick Eggle Strat type guitar with a blower switch that bypasses all the wiring and connects the bridge pickup stright to the jack. It is a bit like having a light boost pedal built in!