Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Tech => Topic started by: Davey on March 24, 2007, 01:59:26 PM
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why am i hearing the bridge pickup (albeit weak) through the neck position on the switch, when i havent got any neck pickup wired in?
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quantum tunnelling?
sorry.
Have you got a pic? (bear in mind I suck at any electronics stuff, lol)
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well.. everything is wired up properly. i quadruple checked it. maybe i just got a loop through the housing or whatever.. i grounded that pin and not it doesnt make any noise.. but i got a nifty kill switch hehe.
and for the record .. gibson style switches SUCK ASS!!!!!!!!!!! i was much happier with the japanese ibanez switch i had in my epi. much more hassle free. these things arent worth the money they ask for them.
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aye, i have no idea, lol. You probably know more about pickup wiring that I do... unless as you say you have some kind of loop?
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The switch is upside down? :orcass:
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^ haha!
I'm guessing you are getting the full tone of the bridge pickup with the switch in the bridge position, davey?
:lol:
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Giving a sensible answer now, are the wafers just touching? Many times you need to check the switch to make sure that it breaks the connection in the 'off' side. I have had to bend the wafers a bit to make it work sometimes.
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sounds like a volume pot that isn't totally at zero ohms when it's on zero - my mate's LP used to do this before I put some CTS pots in it.
:twisted:
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it's purely a switch issue.
they might have some faint connection between them, since i get sound from both positions.. probably the soldering paste i got, cos it's slightly conductive, i got to clean the switch. i got it wired as a kill switch now, so there definatelly isnt any sound from the middle and neck positions anymore.
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Stop buying cheap switches. PDT_008