Recent content by Jibberin

Thats actually a damn good idea and I think Im going to do that..it sounds like what Im looking for

Yeah I've seen old vox ES-335ish guitars with distortion switches on them but Im not sure how they did it and I cant find them again so..

yeah I was thinking ..Im not sure I dont know much about guitar electronics I've only worked off of schematics before but someone was telling me something earlier like I could plug the AC adapter in inside the body and get one of those input jacks with 3 ends on it instead of 2 and solder the...

hmm...but its inside the guitar

Im going to put a little electro harmonix booster pedal inside the body of my guitar and instead of a tone pot its going to be the one off the distortion pedal but I was wondering is there any way to power the pedal inside the guitar without having to have a battery?

Well I have the TS9 and I really like it and I was told my someone that worked at the Long and McQuade where I live that they are the exact same pedal in different cases so..

Well Im home from school now and I have to leave it there but basically right now its a fender mustang body and the back has no routing on it yet and the front just has the routing for the two humbuckers and Im holding off of making the neck pocket until I get the neck so that it fits good..

Yeah its just a fender mustang with a 24" scale neck and I want it to have 2 humbuckers and all the standard mustang electronics except for the tone pot which Im going to replace with a switch and the potentiometer from the boost pedal and I want the jack on the top

Well yeah Im buying the neck and parts from warmoth and I already made the body I just need to get all the parts now

does there have to be a battery box though, it cant be powered by the jack like the pickups are?

Thats true I might not be the person to do this, Im 16 and this is my grade 12 carpentry project and the most soldering I ever did was fixing the output jack on my guitar so.. Im sure I can find someone though now that I know its do-able.

Im going to make my first warmoth guitar and I want to do a fender mustang. It was going to be just a fender mustang with humbuckers in it but I got thinking I didnt really use tone knobs much anyways and so I was thinking about taking apart one of my distortion pedals that I use to boost my...