Fredsredguitar Well while the duo collects dust at my dads house waiting for our financial situation to take a turn for the better, I thought id do this. I have a p90 laying around and I finally thought I'd use it. For a while i thought about putting it in the mustangs neck and putting the hotrails thats in there now in the middle. But plans change so now its going in the bridge. Im being a lot more careful than i was before the jagmaster incident (dont ask). I would like a few tips however. I only have a dremel, which worked for the duo, but that can be a little tough to cut wood with and I have no idea how to use a router.
Disappearer Cool beans, sounds pretty good. Mustang + P90 = win.Would the "Jagmaster Incident" be anything to do with yr sig or is it something else entirely?
Disappearer 😆 He obviously wants to be asked, or he wouldn't have said don't ask... Reverse psychology, y'see...
Fredsredguitar Well my sig was A jagmaster incident....but the one I'm speaking of is when I tried to put a third humbucker in it...yeah there is a gaping hole in the pickguard now, but the whole thing is pretty beat up so it kinda adds to the vibe of the whole guitar. This thing has fallen out the window, been thrown, I love it.
Fredsredguitar Another question, is it alright if I take out the copper shielding underneath the bridge single coil? I have to mount the p90 right there
feedbackismyfriend Have you ever posted pics of your Jagmaster, Red?*goes to the pics of your guitar thread
Fredsredguitar Bogged down somewhere in either all guitars or miscellaneous is a thread called your favorite guitar, and the jag is there, without the hole
Fredsredguitar Ok this project has pissed me off more than any other project ever. Everything fits, but i cant get the wiring to work. Can someone get me a wiring diagram for this
Fredsredguitar yea, but the braded wire has to be ground to the bottom of the pickup or something, and i did that and it worked, until i set the pickguard on the guitar, then it stopped, then i pikced it up and it worked.