Im redoing a Carvel 475. When I took the wires and pickups out, there were some , Im guessing, ground wires screwed into the wood in the cavity and under each pickup. Where they were screwed had little squares of some kind of black paint, was this somehow conductive or something? Does it need to go back? where can I get it if so?
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the whole cavity wasnt painted, just like a 1/2 inch square, the black wire had an eye ring terminal and it screwed into the wood under the pickup into the black paint...A few Charvels, a bunch of Jacksons, JVM full stack, valve king half stack and an 4000 watt PA for a home stereo, my neighbors love me....
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The conductive paint is like a base coat over the pickup cavities and covered by the finish with patches left exposed to attach to the ground wires._________________________________________________
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Originally posted by Axewielder View PostThe conductive paint is like a base coat over the pickup cavities and covered by the finish with patches left exposed to attach to the ground wires.
Gotcha..next question, whats it called and where to get it???A few Charvels, a bunch of Jacksons, JVM full stack, valve king half stack and an 4000 watt PA for a home stereo, my neighbors love me....
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copper shielding is your best bet for noise reduction. If you're doing a 100% original style resto, go paint but if you're looking to improve go copper tape. If you do go copper tape don't buy it on stewmac, they rip ya off.
Here is exactly the same copper tape 3/4 wide and 15 feet long:
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Originally posted by AAEA View Post
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