Capacitors and pots in P bass?

[mikechapmanhill]

I want to change the pots and caps to go with some Seymour Duncan Quarterpounders in my Squier 70s CV P-Bass and have decided on these pots http://ebay.eu/1zRAzpc but I'm not sure on caps yet. I'm thinking 0.047 microfarad orange drops, but I'm not sure what the difference in voltage makes? Could anyone help me out?

Cheers

[ubit]

Try asking Koigon, he's the man for that info

[gary mac]

Yep, what Ubit said.

I've fitted quarter pounders to a couple of P basses and both times got the wiring looms, caps and pots from Kiogon.

[Lozz196]

Thirded, Ki0gons wiring looms are great pieces of kit and make connecting new pickups a doddle.

[Marvin]

Another heads up for kiOgon.

Drop hom a PM, say what you're wanting sound amd tone wise...he gives great advice

[miles'tone]

Ditto all the above.
I've pieced together my own wiring looms before and seriously, save yourself the hassle and give KiOgon a pm. All the top quality bits you would buy anyway, solderless pup/earth wire connectors and the price is right.

Piece o cake.

Edited February 6, 2015 by miles'tone

[ubit]

KiOgon, I got de name wrong mon, but ya got the drift!

[darren]

KiOgon made a wiring loom for me. Great advice and great quality.

[HowieBass]

There's not a great deal of voltage going through any tone capacitor in a bass so the different voltage ratings shouldn't make any difference.

[KiOgon]

Thanks guys I do my best

[lojo]

[quote name='ubit' timestamp='1423059761' post='2680129']
Try asking Koigon, he's the man for that info
[/quote]

Got 3 of his looms and pots , no point in buggering around with anything else if your wiring and pots need sorting

[hamfist]

I'm not doubting Kiogon's excellent work, but there must be a complete lack of soldering ability on this board.
Banging together a decent wiring loom yourself is actually a piece of cake for anyone with a modicum of ability and a tiny bit of motivation to learn how to solder.

[wateroftyne]

[quote name='hamfist' timestamp='1423986478' post='2691094']
I'm not doubting Kiogon's excellent work, but there must be a complete lack of soldering ability on this board.
Banging together a decent wiring loom yourself is actually a piece of cake for anyone with a modicum of ability and a tiny bit of motivation to learn how to solder.
[/quote]

Sometimes people just like the confidence of knowing something has been put together by someone who knows what they're doing.

Also, some people have of a complete lack of available time to research it and do it.