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My 1st Kelly is buzzing like... A HUGE bee!

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  • #16
    Originally posted by Saw View Post
    I actually haven't been able to try to fix it yet, but I will this weekend

    My g-d soldering iron broke

    Sorry for the loooongass wait
    of course your soldering iron broke! they always brake at all the wrong times. I don't use mine all that often and it always seems when it's time to dig it out for an important job, it's broke!
    Turn the volume to 10 and rip off the knob!

    Currently Shredding:
    2007 Jackson DK2M
    1983 Kramer Pacer Special
    2013 Kramer 5150 Kit
    2000ish RR Knockoff refinish.


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    • #17
      That's not a push/pull pot is it? If you're not splitting the coils, the red and white wires on a duncan should be wired together and taped. From that picture, it looks like the all 4 wires have been soldered to the pot?

      Check out SD wiring diagrams here: http://www.seymourduncan.com/support...hum_1vol_1tone

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      • #18
        No you can see the red and white taped together and from what I can tell the green is goin to the toggle which makes me think the ground and black are soldered to the pot

        Edit-the ground tab doesnt look like its even touching the pot too. Just a bunch of solder between there.
        Last edited by jdr94; 03-30-2012, 01:48 PM.

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        • #19
          HI there, guys! Long time, no update, I know.

          So I have two Kelly's, right? One that works perfectly (and has a speedloader bridge, woah!) and this one that does not work right. Not even a little bit.

          I took off the cover of the functioning one to look at the pot, and my god is it clean in there. No solder mountain, no random bits of solder joining circuits where they're not.

          I also took a look at the jack wiring as was suggested but it looks untouched, I am convinced it's the internal wiring in relation to that godawful pot.

          Considering ordering a new pot and starting over.

          I'll keep you updated as to what it was!

          Also I'll post some pics later today of the clean wiring, for comparison
          Jackson Kelly Ke3 MIJ black
          Jackson DK2 Black with Flame Frets
          Jackson JS32 8-Q (currently upgrading to SD Blackout pickups)

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          • #20
            Just wire it right. Dont wire it back like it is.

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            • #21
              Yeah, for sure. I am going by both the wiring diagram and what I can see in the working Kelly.

              Shit, I promised pics, I'll get on that tonight oops!
              Jackson Kelly Ke3 MIJ black
              Jackson DK2 Black with Flame Frets
              Jackson JS32 8-Q (currently upgrading to SD Blackout pickups)

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              • #22
                Ever get a resolution?
                Ive got a similar current issue on my RR3. Ive been at it since i got the guitar and still cant figure it out.

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                Guitars: RR3, ESP F2005, F207, No name doubleneck guitar/bass, Ibanez GSR200 bass
                Amps: G:5150 on Marshall 1960A B:GK Backline on Hartke VX1508

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                • #23
                  Ok so I finally tried wiring it back the way it's meant to be but it still buzzes. Thinking about taking ut to a store and getting them to fix it up.

                  thanks for the advice :
                  Jackson Kelly Ke3 MIJ black
                  Jackson DK2 Black with Flame Frets
                  Jackson JS32 8-Q (currently upgrading to SD Blackout pickups)

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                  • #24
                    sounds like baked pots to me

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                    • #25
                      Yeah, that's what i figure. Hooefully the repair guys can fix it up.
                      Jackson Kelly Ke3 MIJ black
                      Jackson DK2 Black with Flame Frets
                      Jackson JS32 8-Q (currently upgrading to SD Blackout pickups)

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