This is what I was attempting to ask.
Yeah, I thought I’d give it another go
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This is what I was attempting to ask.
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It cuts out immediatelyHow much volume can you give the neck before the bridge cuts out? Or is even the smallest amount enough to cut out the bridge completely?
Complete drop out at any volume. Original Dingwall branded pickups. 9v active system with a passive/active switch. The whole thing is weird with the little plugged hole in the route cavity and a hole drilled into the battery cavity from the neck pickup for the wiring. I am going to pull the pickups to see what's going on under them and maybe see something not right... Either way, there is something weird going on with the electronics and it may be as simple as the wrong wire connected to a ground or I don't know whatCurious? Are they the original dingwall pick ups or do they say EMG? It’s wierd that a new hole would have been drilled as there really isn’t options for them to go somewhere else. 9v-18v?
if the bridge pick up is all the way up
and you bring the volume on the neck up
At what point does the bridge drop out?
also, FWIW, if they are dingwall pick ups they will be passive and should not have power going to them. If they are EMGs(aside from HZs), they will be active and like 18v
This is what I was attempting to ask.
Yeah. Jeez, my soldering isn’t great, but it’s way better than THAT.Yikes.. a lot of ugly solder joints on those pots. Might be easier to disconnect it all and start fresh.
Not the hero I deserve, but the hero I need. Got to figure out international shipping.
Not the hero I deserve, but the hero I need. Got to figure out international shipping.
Not the hero I deserve, but the hero I need. Got to figure out international shipping.
Wow, thanks! That’s a great looking bass. I’m still thinking of doing some sort of a two-tone fade like your bass on the Dingwall I have coming. Different colors than yours because you were there first!
Quite messy. That pot on the left looks like it could be causing trouble, since there is quite a lot of solder on there. I would look there first and if you don't know what to do, bring it to a tech who knows how to use a soldering iron to redo it.
Should be a quick job for someone with experience.
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that selector switch looked like one of the terminals might be accidentally shorted when I first glance at it.
At least he ain’t dealing with mine !!
What colors are you thinking of?
Nice color!!!
I’m just a lightweight when it comes to this stuff and having a tough time sleuthing from the photos.More pictures of all the electronics. Odd why someone would drill a separate hole into the battery cavity and plug the old hole
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