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And then there are the people that would call CSB on parents for abusing their children because they seen a kid with a black eye. So stuck in their self righteous myopy that they never took the time to find out what was going on before attempting to have someone's kids taken from them.

They also have kits modeled after a semi hollow guitar and a PRS kit as well.....better get your phone book out.

Theres one in every crowd.

I'll take this coil out tommorow and see the pheasability of that....still gotta get it back together right afterwards

These pots are phuqqed as is the wiring. I'm not stressed about a few bucks here or there. If I'm gonna replace everything I want to make sure I end up with something better. There's a lot of "hype" about the Superpots capabilities but that could all just be hype for 15 bucks a pot. To attempt...

You guys had any experience with the RS Superpots? For volume only. The kit comes with a CTS audio pot for tone. It does however come with a .015 cap though.

Thanx for all the Info. I'm pretty content with right handed controls on the schecter so I think I'll use em here too. I went ahead and ordered a pots n wires kit. Just gotta wait for it to get here.

Forward or reverse...they are sold as normal or left handed. But for my purposes keeping the movement the same on both basses would be more comfortable. Been looking at a wiring and pot kit I could throw in when I shield it. Not too co cernwd with making true left handed controls....just wanted...

One last question......I am left handed. When I installed the emgs in the schecter I had to use emgs right handed tone controls. I have gotten use to turning knobs in reverse of the way you guys do it so that doesn't bother me. Emgs setup was plug and play though so no soldering. If I put normal...

Either way its looking more difficult than the simple experiment I envisioned. Thank for the info.

Minus the volume knobs of course.

My schecter has emgs which I have ran with separate volume and tone for each pickup....couldn't I do this the same way and they only meet at the jack?....as if I had a bridge pickup so to speak

Some things to think about here.

But didn't think of the single coil noise that could be created...that alone is enough to scrap the idea.

Wouldn't two separate tone knobs not blended be in fact very independent?