Recent content by JTE

CB, That did it. All position on the five way working, The guitar is running on all cylinders now. Here's is link to the Guitar that you helped make right, http://jteguitarworks.com/NewsLetter.aspx   Thanks for your help. For those who maybe reading this and don't know what RW/RP is (Reverse...

Thank you, if nothing less, you've helped me frame my question better. The ohms law certainly appies here measuring the wraps around the magnets. Hense the higher the resistance the more wraps that are on the pickup. Then the total resistance of two pickups combined (a paralell circuit) equaling...

Did I mention that this problem or situation is on a Baritone neck. I though of using the wheel adjustment nut, bought it, went to install it and found some thing else. The nut Warmoth uses on the Baritone necks are like 3" long. Which means the threds don't start until about 3" up the neck...

What is noticeable to my ear is the output from the guitar when the the 5 position selector switch is in position 4 and 2, in between two pickups. Also, when a Blender circuit is put in it is noticeable to my ear when the all three pickups are on at the same time that there is a drop in output...

It isn't unusual to cut a notch in the top center of the neck pickup rout (about 1/4"-1/2" deep and 1/4" wide) on a non vintage strat or tele for just that reason. Wanted to say thank you for that. I cut the notch with a Rat Tail file. Works perfect. probably still have to take the strings...

I was surprised to see that my new Warmoth Baritone neck is of the Vintage type with the Truss Rod adjustment in the heel.  :doh: Was wondering if any one has, on a Strat body, drilled a hole from the neck pocket through to the bridge pickup cavity to provide access to the truss rod adjustment...