KiOgon

Mark got in touch for a P-bass wiring kit, great communications, a real pleasure to deal with & instant payment, perfect buyer! Cheerz, John

Gerry got in touch for a P-bass wiring kit, great communications, a real pleasure to deal with & instant payment, perfect buyer! Cheerz, John

Jim got in touch for a Squier VM5 wiring kit, great communications, a real pleasure to deal with & instant payment, perfect buyer! Cheerz, John

I've made a few wiring kits for Adrian, a Jazz with blend last time, he's always a real pleasure to deal with, great communications, instant payment, a perfect buyer & a gent. Cheerz, John

Good man, welcome to the machine

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That is rather smart young sir! Excellent find

Another Jazz kit for Alain, perfect to deal with as always. Cheerz, John

Rick ordered a wiring kit for his P-bass, great comms, instant payment, perfect transaction. Good guy to deal with Cheerz, John

Another perfect transaction with Brian, 'Faker flavour this time. He's a diamond to deal with. Cheerz, John

I thought for a minute it was a rusty stanley knife blade Now there's an idea Don't try this at home folks

Brian ordered a wiring kit to bring his lovely Jim Cairnes bass back to life!, nice & easy to deal with, great comms, instant payment. Cheerz, John

Dan bought a upgrade wiring kit for his Squier P 5, nice & easy to deal with, great comms, instant payment. Cheerz, John

Sad news RIP Rick Here's hoping for a 2017 that's not so cruel

Very best seasonal wishes to all, take care out there folks!

Pete made a urgent plea for a P-bass kit, ordered lunchtime yesterday - delivered & fitted before 12 today - gigging tonight - can't be bad! Excellent guy to deal with. Cheerz, John

I made a Jazz bass kit with series/parallel switching for Andy, a pleasure to deal with him, great comms & instant payment. Cheerz, John

Another deal with Dan, P/J flavour this time around & as always - he's a real Gent to do business with - top geezer! Cheerz, John

[quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1482251785' post='3198904'] Dear Sir, can I please suggest you take a look at the original post and tell us if you can actually see what's happening in the circuit? If its a relatively standard Jazz circuit then our KiOgon could do it blind-folded with both hands behind his back. If it's a more complicated one, he might need the lights on, but I'm sure it's do-able. Edit: And it would work! John wouldn't sell you anything that's suspect. [/quote]

I really can't see why anybody would buy a wiring loom from ebay You might have a look at my feedback - link below

For the benefit of Mr Kite - there will be a show tonight - on trampoline Sweet!

[quote name='jonnythenotes' timestamp='1481068392' post='3189542'] Ps... Kiogon, I will get a few pics on over the next day or so if it happens again. It seems to be ok now..but I am not 'gig it' confident [/quote]If it is as I suspect - it's certainly not fit to gig - not reliable at all I'm sure you can lift the pick guard and have a peek - but - If you need to get it looked at, please don't take it back to this guy ."It has been in to my local guitar tech chap a couple of times, and he tells me that the pots are ok", find someone local to you from here maybe; http://basschat.co.uk/topic/277468-bcers-prepared-to-help-fix-a-bass/page__fromsearch__1 Cheerz, John

You mention the foil on the underside of the scratch plate & the fact that the plate is cracked. If your jack socket doen't have a wire on both tags and was relying on mechanical contact for ground via the foil - that's your problem! You need to solder a wire from the central 'hole' tag of the socket to a pot body, assuming the pots are already wired together. I suppose you could get away with just repairing the foil, making sure there is electrical continuity between all the electrical bits - pots and socket. Can you put up a picture of the innards + wiring? Cheerz, John

This might help; http://proguitarshop.com/andyscorner/ez-mods-coil-splitting Chererz, John

I have a Mexican Jazz with even less of the original remaining, which I'll be selling soon. I was thinking of leaving as is - maybe I'll wait and see what the outcome of this is Yes agree the 'serial number' is a bit big + the font could be better, but no harm in replacing it IMO.