Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Tech => Topic started by: Ted on May 11, 2007, 12:40:42 PM
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Just to confirm, when wiring the four conductor wired pickups, the ones with the coil tap (green/white - i think) if not used need to be soldered together and taped with electrical tape?
Thanks Ted
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Just to confirm, when wiring the four conductor wired pickups, the ones with the coil tap (green/white - i think) if not used need to be soldered together and taped with electrical tape?
Thanks Ted
well i dont believe they are soldered but they come already taped together well i think its heat shrink tubing or something
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Ah mine are 2nd hand and these wires were fitted.
So I don't need to solder them together, just tape up?
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Ah mine are 2nd hand and these wires were fitted.
So I don't need to solder them together, just tape up?
yeah just tape them up.
im pretty certain they arent soldered together anyway.
i may be wrong so wait for another response.
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It's best to twist the wires together then solder them to ensure you have a solid connection.
Then make sure the tape (or heat-shrink tubing) completely covers the bare ends of the wire so it doesn't short out on anything and give you an unwanted coil-split.
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wish me luck - i'm goin in!
I'm also changing the pots to CTS and caps to Tone Factory Vitamin Q.
Never done this before so it might be quite interesting ! :lol:
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wish me luck - i'm goin in!
I'm also changing the pots to CTS and caps to Tone Factory Vitamin Q.
Never done this before so it might be quite interesting ! :lol:
caps?
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wish me luck - i'm goin in!
I'm also changing the pots to CTS and caps to Tone Factory Vitamin Q.
Never done this before so it might be quite interesting ! :lol:
caps?
Caps short for "capacitors". Gibson fit cheapo ceramic disc ones to production LPs so I purchased a higher quality set.