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...and are those typical Greco knobs or just used by many Japanese companies ?
Would it be possible to put a pic up from the neckplate ?
thx
Statistics: Posted by lordbizarre — Mon Jul 18, 2011 12:40 am
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Srsly- beautiful looking guitar.
It should be quite easy to figure out a wiring diagram. It would just be each pickup into an on/off switch, then a combined Vol/Tone circuit. Not sure about the other switch- possibly a tone circuit or a phase reversal?
In the absence of a proper diagram I don't think it would hurt to leave that disconnected.
RE: Screw holes on the scratchplate...I wouldn't sweat 'em. When I've encountered loose holes like that I just fill them with a little bit of matchstick. Don't even need to glue them down.
RE: Tuners- you will be able to get something that will fit the holes that are originally there and look close enough, and probably work better than the originals.
RE: Bridge- you could just get a nice new tuneomatic to stick on there. Otherwise you could get something like the original from stewmac...filed under 'budget bridges'
Statistics: Posted by Mgeek — Fri Jul 15, 2011 6:30 am
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Anyone ever played one of these or heard them? Interested in how its going to sound.
Statistics: Posted by RezZzeD — Thu Jul 14, 2011 8:23 pm
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Tuners
String bar Behind the nut
Bridge
I have no idea where you would find a wiring diagram for it. There are some on this forum who are familiar with wiring this type of circuit,so maybe someone else can help you out. You should be specific as to what problem you're having with the electronics.
Statistics: Posted by Spud1950 — Thu Jul 14, 2011 6:48 pm
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I have not been able to locate a serial number anywhere on any of the pickups or the body/neck
Statistics: Posted by RezZzeD — Thu Jul 14, 2011 4:45 pm
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