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  1. KiOgon
    Can you post up a pic of the guts - and the axe please 😮
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    Another little job for Mark, as always a pleasure to deal with, super hassle free transaction, great basschatter. Cheerz, John
  3. KiOgon
    As said many times above, Russ is a comlete gent to deal with, thanks for another wiring loom order, great basschatter, Cheerz, John
  4. KiOgon
    Grommets Wallace 😃
  5. KiOgon
    I'm always here 😀 P-bass wiring looms a speciality 😎
  6. KiOgon
    It's a pdf download, works for me! Or: https://support.fender.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000840683-Bass-Guitar-Service-Diagrams Scroll down to Big Block P.
  7. KiOgon
    Close enough? file:///D:/Downloads/013-8100-306A_SISD.pdf
  8. KiOgon
    Can you try another pick up? Anything will do to try.
  9. KiOgon
    The wiring looks well done and right, try lifting the pickguard complete out of the cavity, I reckon something will be shorting on the copper tape when it's together. If it works proper out of the body you'll know. Cheerz, John
  10. KiOgon
    @Oopsdabassist The Kill/Off position on my switch isolates the output from the pickup/s only. Your active bass will 99.9% certainly have the battery switched on/off by contacts in the jack socket which are made with a plug in. You would need a dedicated switch fitted, with wiring mods to avoid having to unplug.
  11. KiOgon
    @itu @CameronJ YES 😍 Perhaps I'll do option A or B
  12. KiOgon
    No, the most common cap. used with traditional tone pot circuits is .047uF. The switch at the .047uF position is equivalent to that pot/cap backed right off. The 0.1uF is used for 'a bit more bass' often likened to a 'old school sound' more P bass than anything. HTH
  13. KiOgon
    1. No, you can keep the volume control - OR - bypass it if you don't want it. This is intended to replace the traditional tone pot. 2. Yes, kills the output.
  14. KiOgon
    That's nasty, best wishes for a good repair job and a speedy recovery.
  15. KiOgon
    I'll have a fiddle in the morning before I say yes 🙂
  16. KiOgon
    KiOgon Tone Switch. An alternative for the tone pot, bass or guitar, a 4 way rotary switch that gives 2 tone positions + Bypass and Kill/Off. Solderless fitting, screw terminals for your wires, simple to install, wiring instructions and screwdriver supplied. Your existing volume control/s can remain in use or be bypassed. . Clockwise operation gives; A = Off or Kill B = On - Bypass, no tone pot/resistor or capacitor, straight through output C = .033uF PolyDrop capacitor, changed from .047 for better differential D = 0.1uF PolyDrop capacitor, Old School deep velvet tone Pointer knob or 20/24mm round black included. Chrome or Black knurled brass extra £5. I can build into any of my looms instead of a tone pot and incorporated with blend or series/parallel switching looms, POA. Standard fitting to control plate, scratch plate or through top, (<6mm), 9.5mm hole required. Space needed, minimum 29mm / 1 1/8" width and 25.4mm / 1" depth, (just bigger than standard CTS pot). Tone Switch alone £15 delivered, UK, overseas at cost. P-Bass kit with CTS Volume pot and Tone Switch, £35 delivered UK, EU approx. £10 Royal Mail. PayPal friends/family please to [email protected] and delivery details ta.
  17. KiOgon
    With Series/Parallel; 😎 Oh, and solderless connection 😍
  18. KiOgon
    John ordered a Jazz loom, great comms and instant payment, a real pleasure to deal with, highly recommended. Cheerz, John
  19. KiOgon
    Ian ordered a loom to upgrade his Squier and I gather he's well pleased with it! A real pleasure to deal with, great comms, instant payment, highly recommended. Cheerz, John
  20. KiOgon
    Maybe you should treat yourself and your bass to a new wiring loom with solderless installation + you'll get the best out of your new pick ups 😎
  21. KiOgon
    I'm never far away 😎 One of my super express quikfit T'bird wiring looms will soon sort that out for you @Raptorhands Cheerz, John
  22. KiOgon
    Andy came around earlier, always great to see him and have a good natter, great guy to have in my 'contacts list', always a pleasure to deal with. Thanks for your business and the great feedback. Cheerz, John
  23. KiOgon
    Here's a selection of wiring looms 😉
  24. KiOgon
    Maybe appears rusty but I bet it works for adjustment, as said above - no need to have rusted threads where things should be free to move, a little grease on assembly would prevent that.
  25. KiOgon
    It was at GAK Brighton a while ago, think it was about £2K, but you're right.
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