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Today I got my grubby hands on a carcass of an otherwise brand new guitar, a Yamaha Pacifica 812 W which came without pickups, Wilkinson Vribato and harware. The neck is perfectly fine and there's no marks on the body.
And so I decided to see if I could teach this mutt some tricks that she couldn't do yet.
The bridge is from a higher end Squier and I blocked it off, it's solid, a fixed bridge, no vibrato, Zilch! As you can tell I used some fine pickups, the neck pickup is a GFS blade, the middle is a Fender single coil which came from my white Mexican strat and the bridge pickup is a Duncan JB, they are wired to two three way toggle switches which work like this.
Little switch
Up - Neck pickup
Middle - Neck and Middle pickups together
Down - Middle Pickup
Big switch
Up - every combination the little switch offers of the neck and Middle pickups
Middle - Every combination of the little switch with the bridge pickup added, which included all three pickups on at the same time.
Down - Bridge pickup
The headstock, again I spared no expenses, the tuners are Grovers and look at that flame...
And so I decided to see if I could teach this mutt some tricks that she couldn't do yet.
The bridge is from a higher end Squier and I blocked it off, it's solid, a fixed bridge, no vibrato, Zilch! As you can tell I used some fine pickups, the neck pickup is a GFS blade, the middle is a Fender single coil which came from my white Mexican strat and the bridge pickup is a Duncan JB, they are wired to two three way toggle switches which work like this.
Little switch
Up - Neck pickup
Middle - Neck and Middle pickups together
Down - Middle Pickup
Big switch
Up - every combination the little switch offers of the neck and Middle pickups
Middle - Every combination of the little switch with the bridge pickup added, which included all three pickups on at the same time.
Down - Bridge pickup
The headstock, again I spared no expenses, the tuners are Grovers and look at that flame...
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