Went from this:
To this:
Cream coloured pickup rings and switch cover, tophat knobs instead of the black speed knobs.
Electronically I disconnected the pickup selector since I have never been able to really get used to it's location.
Took out one set of control knobs and replaced them with two switches - the upper one is now the pickup selector and the lower is a killswitch.
LP studio makeover
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Re: LP studio makeover
so 1 volume, 1 tone?
how is the balance between the pick ups?
I always seem to run the neck lower on the volume control than the bridge.
how is the balance between the pick ups?
I always seem to run the neck lower on the volume control than the bridge.
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Re: LP studio makeover
Yeah 1 vol 1 tone.
The pickups seem pretty well balanced (498T/490R) - I'd agree with you that the neck pup has more roar to it, but it doesn't really translate into a volume difference, and in any case I don't run both pups at the same time, and I don't switch mid-song, so it's not really an issue.
The pickups seem pretty well balanced (498T/490R) - I'd agree with you that the neck pup has more roar to it, but it doesn't really translate into a volume difference, and in any case I don't run both pups at the same time, and I don't switch mid-song, so it's not really an issue.