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I just found out about concentric pots, they're very cool. On a side note, who is the artist of the music in the background???

Might as well use a switch, the stock volume pots on my American Fender Jazz don’t blend, you can’t hear the lower volume p-up until it’s turned up 85-90%.

Great video - I'm definitely interested in this for my TF bass! Question for you though - have you experimented with series/parallel wiring on the TF bass? I've seen some use a telecaster-style blade switch with a fourth position for series mode, but I'm also wondering how a Free-Way 3B3 blade switch would work - it would give you a total of 6 positions with out-of-phase options as well.

I'm using cts 450g series 250k both . Hand built.

Hey. Do you relic your plates? I have an old 60s fender.

I put one of these in my Modulus VJ4 and I Love it! It has performed perfectly for years in coastal conditions. I can't recommend it enough.

2:05 that p-bass be sounding like 🪳🥾 11:13 🤣

Ya well, then you don't have any control on the blend.

7:57 dat lick

I'm building a Jazz Bass. I've bought a set of noiseless single coils for it. I'm wanting to install a tremolo bridge.

It would be nice if the video content matched this innovative idea.🎯

Were those white cables in the center lugs representing the hots of the pickup?

Hey man these are awesome. Your stuff has been popping up in all my relentless searching for help on a diagram. Would you be willing to talk me through one? Concentric pots, 3 way pu selector, coil tap for the neck (Novak bs-ds). Is neck to coil tap, to pots, to selector and out OR neck to coil tap, to selector, to pots and out? Thank you for any of your time!

Fender should make this.

Blend knobs rule. The fact you can set your tone and use a master volume is really handy.

So I made one of these last weekend after seeing your descecration version and decided I don’t need the pickup selector and started writing this before seeing you mention it at 1:30. You’re not paying yourself enough for these things! I’m not selling them but it easily cost me €150 for the components alone. Also I tried to tweak it, I thought about using 50s wiring instead of the kinman treble bleed, nope the tones then interfere. No trebble bleed? Then it takes ages to dial in a nice sound. There’s so much work that goes into these circuits. I should have just trusted you and bought one right out. But I guess then I wouldn’t appreciate how great it is.

Im gonna do something similar to my crappy old peavey milestone 😁

This is awesome.

this is great idea. would you consider sharing a diagram? happy to contribute, i just dont need the parts

While not technologically new, so much emphasis is placed on pickups and even onboard pre-amps that something so simple (and powerful) as adding pots as a tone sculptor is overlooked. This little mod is like having 3 different Jazz basses in one instrument. Can you get it with a nickle plated cover plate?

Wow, that's cool!

As a fellow tinkerer and Jazz bass user, I love seeing your experiments.

Another Awesome job Jeremy ! The one you built for me is doing a great job. Thank you so much !

@Jeremy Carriger what value resistor on the output connection?

That is another level of looping man, great! I came here from Eastwood guitars reviews of this guitar... Still don't know if I am about to buy Tenor or Tenor Baritone, but love how it sounds in your hands, keep going!

Very interesting project!! Is it possible use a "no load" tone pot like a CTS 250K Blender split pot (vintage audio taper 30% curve)?. Greetings from Italy!

Can this be done for a Fender Mustang guitar (not a bass)?

Why hasn’t anyone done this for Fender guitars with a HH pickup layout?

hold it still and move your hand

this is so cool, thank you for showing your process!!

any tips for concentric pots

Can you please do a demo of the Execration?

Just wanted to write a review after ordering the Desecration in case anyone is looking to get one! While looking for ideas for rewiring my Fender Player Jaguar PJ bass, I stumbled on this video. This wiring harness hit all the points I was looking for, separate Volume and Tone controls for P and J pickup, 3 way selector switch, and Series/Parallel switch. When I decided I was ready to commit to buying, I messaged Jeremy to ask a few questions regarding pot and cap values. Jeremy answered very quickly and we discussed how the wiring would affect the brightness of the pickups. He gave me options for which capacitors to install in the pickups, I went with .033 capacitors. Jeremy built and sent out the wiring harness very quickly. Within 3 days the order arrived. The Desecration was very easy to install and my initial reaction was this was precisely what I was looking for. It took a few days until I could crank my Super Bassman to really test drive the sounds I could get. From a pure P sound with the 3 way switch on the P pickup and in parallel mode, I was hooked. Flipping the series switch and adjusting the tones gives me the ability to dial in a nice passive humbucker sound that is not exact, but close to a passive Sting Ray sound. All in all, a week in and I'm extremely impressed with the Desecration and highly recommend it and will look to Jeremy for any future wiring for other basses.

Hi do you have same system pj bass?

Always fun to see your new creations.

Resistor?

There should be something like this for a Gibson SG Bass. The stock setup is not good. V V T. However, if you adjust the bridge or the neck pickup just a bit, it's like turning it off. It's much worse than what I hear in my Jazz Bass. The SG Bass has no nuance so I resort to playing it full on :(

How is this blender dual pot any different than using 2 separate volume pots to get a blend balance? Are you using Red color "liquid Electrical Tape" to dip the treble bleed components?

Will this plate fit most non American made fenders? I have a chinder bass that plays great with new pickups in it now. Still has a dull sound with a bit less volume than my other bass with same pick ups.

Sweet tone. What pups are in the bass?

Some of us prefer the ability to "blend" the pixkups and not completely switch off one or the other. So instead of a switch. 2 V knobs or a volume knob, blend knob and tone. So this control plate gots to do something special😂

Wow, I really like this. Will be ordering one soon.

I installed this control plate on my Jazz Bass and it sounds really good. A+ quality soldering and he even put leads on the hot terminals to make soldering on my end easy. Included screws and shrink tube also.

demais!!!

how about shipping to Phillipines?

I plan to rewire a Tele this way but with a 5-way super switch.

I'm leaving my Fender basses as they are. Thanks but..............no one needs a toggle switch on a bass and you lose myriad good tonal options doing this, especially for recording.

Hey I think I just found you on Reverb. I’m looking at a passive harness for my j bass. I forget the name of the model I’m gunna get but it’s the J plate with the S/P volume pot

Thanks for this video !!!

I did this along time ago on an old pj vm jaguar bass, only I had a barrel style out so I was ale to do dual volumes and a single cap still. Still a very good jazz bass sound and could instantly solo the p bass pickup. Doing it this way with a single volume plus the treble bleeds is pretty redundant. Bass players don't really use their volume as a tone shaper and also don't instantly select pickups as guitar players normally do. Idk just silly but hey I'm not kgonna knock anyone for getting their bag.