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Tasty walnut Jazz

I received the Custom Tapped J PU set today! With 3' cloth covered leads. Tom Brantley Rewinds.
Beautiful!
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I did a DC resistance measurement on the PU’s this morning. I did the same on the P PU I had repaired.
It is perplexing to me, the J neck PU measures (Rx 1 scale) 78 ohms and 188.
The J bridge PU measures 98 ohms and 200.
I don’t know if my very old meter needs a new battery or what.

The P PU that was repaired has similar readings... it works very well in my blondie bass. As expected.
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I did a DC resistance measurement on the PU’s this morning. I did the same on the P PU I had repaired.
It is perplexing to me, the J neck PU measures (Rx 1 scale) 78 ohms and 188.
The J bridge PU measures 98 ohms and 200.
I don’t know if my very old meter needs a new battery or what.

The P PU that was repaired has similar readings... it works very well in my blondie bass. As expected.
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Something is off with those measurements. Is it an analog meter?
 
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The board is big enough. I can likely get 2 more bodies and 2 necks with asundry left overs for lams, fretboards, accent pieces etc. Very tempting to do a full single species , single board bass out of it.

Then if I were you, I'd use the same walnut for the knobs and the the plate for the electronics if applicable. Looking great!