Here's the revised wiring courtesy of Master BEEZ, of course. The circuit board had been removed so you can see the wooden base there, Gotoh pots in use & a pair of Orange Drop caps.
The tone pots are also push-pull coil split switches for some single coil moments when I'm bored...
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rewiring a lespaul was much harder than other guitars because of the limited cavity space for maneuvering the soldering iron...
but i guess if u're at master level such as beez, things would be much easier :)
Beez pre-soldered some stuff before they went into the cavity eg: Orange caps. He will only do in-cavity soldering for the rest :-)
yup, most probably he will pre-soldered the push/pull pots too...
just noticed the strings on the stopbar. why prefer it this way? :D
that's the second time someone asked me this... :-o it's nothing new, did it with all my tune-o-matic type bridges + hardtail he he... because those guitars were not played as much & they were seldom featured here, i guess nobody noticed... other wrap-over instances:
http://theguitaraddict.blogspot.sg/2010/08/jaguar-tamperings-part-2.html
http://theguitaraddict.blogspot.sg/2008/05/gibson-les-paul-bfg-scrutiny-part3.html
http://theguitaraddict.blogspot.sg/2008/06/new-bridge.html
but i guess i'll have due explanations soon :-)
prs style similar? :D
not quite- PRS has no tune-o-matic component. at least not the older ones :-)
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