They’re both loller p bass pickups that were got new, so I think they’re wired the same and properly. Bridge is overwound to compensate for bridge pickup stuff.
I have followed this diagram, only difference is a concentric 250/250k pot for vol/tone instead of individual, and they’re p bass pickups instead of j’s. Anyway, it is very quiet compared to my regular p bass.
Is this the nature of blend pots? Is it because p bass pickups are dual coil so...
I can’t get anything under the controls because of the height of the control bushings. I’d need to route the inside of the cavity deeper which I don’t have the tools for, or find pots with a longer bushing, which I struggled to do.
I have no doubt I could do it, but I don’t own a drill press. I was hoping someone was going to tell me about some hand tool I could get inexpensive and use.
Definitely going to try groovaholics suggestion though, seems much easier
Thanks, I’m psyched with how it’s turning out. This sounds like a great idea!
About these caps, so just solder it to the input on the blend pot? Would soldering a cap from input to ground on the input of the vol from the blend have the same impact, but evenly for both pups?
Also any rules of...
It is a warmoth body with p bass control holes and a rear cavity. I have 2 p bass pickups, stacked vol/tone and a blend.
The only concentric pot I could find from CTS that fits is the one warmoth sells which is a CTS 500/500, but the pickups are a bit brighter sounding than I’d like so I...