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Bought an NR T Bird reissue from Matt.
Very good to deal with, bass arrived, immaculate, as described. Recommended.

They are Dimarzio Blades as it goes....DP127's I believe.
Nice pickups, but as you say chaps, not stock.

A perfectly serviceable Westone, a prime example of Matsumuko loveliness, for £60.
Such a bargain.
Have a bump and GLWTS.

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The bass tha Rhys shows seems to correspond to the wiring diagram posted at the start of the thread.

It should be easy to put it back to stock wiring but you may be left with a spare hole.
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I think that the toggle switch has been replaced with a pan pot at some point...So to put it back to stock I'd need to replace one with the other....see post above...I'll keep you informed of developments....;0)

Thanks Rhys for the info and the pic.
It is a lovely bass. The neck is a thing of beauty.
Neal Moser has kindly responded to my Facebook post on BCRich lovers, he says he can make a loom, I could drop in, or, if the worst comes to the worst, as new circuit.
The pan pot is an interesting one eh? It looks of a similar vintage to the rest of the electrics. I can't find a pic of a BC that has one though. Maybe it was swapped out at some point.

The pic...

Hello Rhys,
It's a neck thru. I'll attach a pic below.
I sent the electrics to Kiogon to redo, but he backed it, and I've put the knobs back in per the template he made, which I'm not sure is quite right.
To be fair to all concerned, I don't think the wires that are adrift were connected when I sent it to him. The whole thing is a bit of a mess, but a lovely bass to play, and such a great shape!

Thanks Dude,
thats good info. I'll try them.

Thanks for that Rhys.
There is no toggle switch on the bass- could it be because this is an NJ?

I would add, this did work, to a greater or lesser degree, when I bought the bass, so it's not a completely lost cause (yet!).

I posted the picture upside down, so bottom left is top right, top centre right is bottom centre left...ho hum.....

Hello Everyone,
I'm in the process of restoring a rather lovely old (1983) BC rich NJ Mockingbird.
Refinish now complete, in no small part thanks to much sage advice from AndyJr 1515 from this here bored.
Now I'm on to the wiring, which is a nightmare, frankly.
I have posted a pic of the circuit diagram- from Neal Moser guitars in the US.
I have also posted a pic of the circuit as is.
The sharper amongst you will no doubt note that I seem to have an extra pot in the actual guitar.
My problem is, I have four wires, adrift at one end and no idea where to attach them!
They are the three coming off the rotary switch, bottom left of the pic- blue, red & pink
And the white wire coming off the rotary pot top centre right.
This rotary pot has a centre indent- I think it might be a pan pot? Happy to be corrected here though.
Any ideas or help would be gratefully appreciated - especially pics of a proper mockingbird circuit.
Best
Stuart

When I said selling that I did actually mean the Fender neck, and the T bird body and bits.
Doh!

Hello Shaggy,
Is that the same T bird you did a Fenderbird conversion on?
If it is, do you still have the neck and would you be interested in selling that?
Many thanks and GLWTS.
Best
Stuart

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Typical. I just bought one of these from Japan. More expensive and not as nice.
This is a lovely bass and a bargain for someone.
GLWTS.

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Hiya Fitzy,
what are the ex pickup holes filled with please?
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Best
S

That, is a bass.
Lovely. GLWTS.

Now traded. Many thanks for looking.

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El bump...

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This is all that's left of mine...got blagged from rehearsal space years ago. Thieving bastards.
GP11 AH250 with an 8x10 cab loaded with Fanes, the whole thing was flight cased and weighed more than the bus, but what a sound.


[/quote]Awesome.