Recent content by frenchie1709

+1 :)

Final point, what wattage pots and caps would you recommend for each of the pickups?

Fantastic, looks good!! All I'll need to do now is get the gear ready then get started! Thanks for the help, I really appreciate it!

Sounds brilliant, a diagram would be really helpful. As for wiring jacks, I'll look for some standard wiring diagrams (the only trouble I have is wiring pups with batteries to pots, and then grounding wires). Thanks for the help!

Ok just researched Concentric pots, I'd never known of their existence or heard of the name...looks like exactly what I need. So how would I wire a pickup to one of these using one half TONE and the other half VOL? Then how would I wire to jack/battery/ground?

Ah. I assumed push/pull could reduce the number of pots in the body...My main inspiration really was Billy Sheehan's Yamaha Attitude bass, with 2 jacks, one to low-end, one to high-end. I have to admit I haven't properly researched the Rickenbacker style. In that respect, will I have to stick...

Well simplified! Maybe should've said that instead... :s

I was hoping one level would act as a volume pot, the other level a tone pot...so I could set the tone and then alter the volume of each pickup with its respective pot...if possible! :s

Hi Guys, I'm planning on a bass project but since I'm not an electronic wizard I need a bit of help... The plan is: P bass in middle position, J bass in bridge. However, each pickup has its own circuit: Pickup -> Push/Pull pot -> Jack socket This means 2 jack sockets (one low-end...