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Old 11-26-2010, 08:00 PM
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So I am changing the POTS on my Bartolini wired bass. I did some searching and could not find an answer. I have bart jazz pups wired in right now with vol/vol/tone. The bart pickups have red, black wires and a shield. Can someone tell me what wire is hot? Where do I solder the shield? This is how I am wiring it:

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what is the bart part? the pups, or...?
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Yeah sorry the pups are Barts.
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So I am changing the POTS on my Bartolini wired bass. I did some searching and could not find an answer. I have bart jazz pups wired in right now with vol/vol/tone. The bart pickups have red, black wires and a shield.
What Barts do you have?

Every set of Barts I've ever used have a coax single conductor shielded cable.
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Red is hot. Black is ground.
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Old 11-28-2010, 05:40 AM
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Red is hot. Black is ground.
Perfect. Where do I solder the shield to?
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Ground. Unless you have good continuity from the shield to black at the pup end. In that case soldering it is optional.

Scratch that.... just solder it to ground anyway
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What Barts do you have?

Every set of Barts I've ever used have a coax single conductor shielded cable.
I think they are 59CB's - Jazz. They have a red, black and shield wire.
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Ground. Unless you have good continuity from the shield to black at the pup end. In that case soldering it is optional.

Scratch that.... just solder it to ground anyway
Cool. So just solder black and shield together?
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