Hello, this is my first post to this forum.
I have a Squire MB5 bass that is a few years old. I know it's only a squire but I love the body and neck on it. The action is simply perfect. The problem is the pickups suck. So I recently bought a pair of Fender Samarian Cobalt Noiseless 5 string Pickups.
The wiring diagram that comes with the pickups doesn't seem to be right. It's has 2 double layer pots, and all jazz basses I'm familiar with have a 3 pot setup.
I wanted to wire these pups up like a standard jazz. Volume ,Volume , and Tone. The problem with that is then I don't know the proper capacitors to use. Also I was planning on using 500k pots in order to have the ability to turn the highs up a little bit more when playing harmonics.
If any one could help me find the wiring diagram for the SCN Jazz set (I did a google search, no dice) or if anyone knows if the standard jazz wiring on this bass would work please let me know.
I appreciate any and all advice, Thank you. - Craig
I have a Squire MB5 bass that is a few years old. I know it's only a squire but I love the body and neck on it. The action is simply perfect. The problem is the pickups suck. So I recently bought a pair of Fender Samarian Cobalt Noiseless 5 string Pickups.
The wiring diagram that comes with the pickups doesn't seem to be right. It's has 2 double layer pots, and all jazz basses I'm familiar with have a 3 pot setup.
I wanted to wire these pups up like a standard jazz. Volume ,Volume , and Tone. The problem with that is then I don't know the proper capacitors to use. Also I was planning on using 500k pots in order to have the ability to turn the highs up a little bit more when playing harmonics.
If any one could help me find the wiring diagram for the SCN Jazz set (I did a google search, no dice) or if anyone knows if the standard jazz wiring on this bass would work please let me know.
I appreciate any and all advice, Thank you. - Craig