They definitely did. They tended to wear in the UK lace up Dr Marten boots, jeans were worn short to show off the boots, and often overcoats.
Beyond that, forum rules disallow the discussion of politics.
An observation on this thread. It is not a build in progress but contains multiple questions about parts, wiring, etc etc
I have asked for the post to be moved to either tech talk or general discussion.
As a guideline it is easier to answer questions if they are focussed and in separate...
It means you pull it to reverse the phase of the bridge pickup.
ChatGPT is correct. A useful tool but does not necessarily help learning, try that SD Wiring course.
Look forward to seeing the upcoming progress when the parts (Teile) arrive. Teilenachläufer seems better than caster as it has an umlaut which as everyone knows generates better tone :cool:
I use this type when I have to fit pin tuners.
https://www.stewmac.com/luthier-tools-and-supplies/tools-by-job/tools-for-tuner-installation/tuner-pin-drill-jig?queryid=c844deb891fd54b6786cd380714e41d7
The one linked in the above post is a similar idea / copy and a more reasonable price, so...
Actually that is a useful diagram as I now know that phase and series/parallel will interact without issue. The yellow circles with a C in them are capacitors.
I kind of like the idea of an out of phase, on one push pull, the G3 to GD as discussed earlier and a third one to add the neck pickup...
Using white or grey primer depending on the colour of the top coats may be worth doing to help block the grain pattern from being visible. And that way you can do level sand after primer etc and use less top coats which tend to be more expensive.
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