Fishman Fluence Humbucker Installation
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- This tutorial shows the steps necessary to install your Fishman Fluence Humbuckers (Classic or Modern) in a typical 2-volume, 2-tone, 3-way pickup selector switch configuration with a 9-volt battery.
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He's making this up while he's soldering. I wired mine & got Radio Free Europe.
Thats good right?.
Here we are 5 years later and we have no wiring diagram for a 1 volume 1 tone and 5 way switch. You know, what most guitars have now!
I changed to a 3 way switch, works perfectly fine! Picked up a fender version for $15 and ditched the cheap factory 5 way.
i have diagram for 5 way super switch split coils
Still not😡
Just contact Fishman...they will help you out if you clearly explain what you need.
The Tosin Abasi set has a wiring diagram for that exact layout.
Love these pickups but what a pain in the ass to install. It would be helpful if you had wiring diagrams for EVERY configuration like Seymour Duncan does.
I agree, Fishman pickups are awesome, but they are too damn expensive that I think they have the money enough to pay a graphic designer or even a student to draw all the possible configurations.
I'm not afraid of work or soldering, but this is horseshit. You have an ultra modern pickup set and you are soldering for hours like in the sixties. Come on fishman.
@@Angelrat666 ikr they need a solderless wiring kit like emgs. I'd pay extra for it, save alot of time on the install and more people would probably buy them.
@@blkmrrs3111I completely agree
I'm currently in the process of installing the open core classic set into my Gibson Les Paul. Some things I think others may want to know: On my 18 LP, the pots are definitely not long enough that come in the kit. Yes, I took the "other" nut off and washer. No dice. When I contacted Fishman they said they would ship out the long shaft pots and they did, just know that it took 2 weeks for me to actually receive these parts.
Secondly, my LP has the PC board in it, so if your guitar does too, make sure you have wire for everything but the pickups. I am choosing not to hack up the OEM harness so I can put everything back to stock easily in the future, that means I need wiring for the input jack, switch, and all the connections between the POTS. As mentioned in another post here, the bus wire isn't included either, so have that on hand before you start the installation process. I haven't quite buttoned up the install, so I will edit this when I have actually played them. I certainly hope that the time and frustration of not knowing some of these things is worth it in the end.
Is it possible to use the Fluence Modern pickups with a 5-way switch and a volume knob so that the 5-way switch works normally (2 & 4 are split) and the volume knob would change the voicing? (push-pull)
What about a 2 volume 1 tone 3 way configuration?
Probably the same idea with out the extra steps
Kind of silly to design a cutting edge pickup and still use soldered wires in the cavity and for all pots... Why not use plugs for everything?
The pickups are solderless actually... But bro, soudah gives that audiophool mojo - more notes get through a fat dab of solder than a small contact point with an air gap. It can't be measured, but I'm sure some people could claim detriment of transients and less oomph in the percussion department.
Probably so that people can use whatever pots they want? And repairs aren't more expensive due to requiring specific fishman pots
I agree. I'd be fine with a "more expensive" solderless pot.
Would cost them a bit more upfront in R&D, but once designed the cost to build would be negligible compared to the pots they include now. I think they'd push a lot more units if these were more "plug and play", so to speak.
actually, soldering your connections assures you get the best connection possible (better then connectors). Connectors increase resistance, which you don't want.
Rob Phillips I’m a sparky and that is true. I would love to have a plug and swap but the resistance is not worth the lazy alternative.
Where do these extra wires come from? Is the installer supposed to have extra orange wire to whip out to connect switch to jack, for example?
Can I add a coil split for the neck pickup with a Push Pull poti on the volume poti?
I want to split between humbucker and single coil... :)
Apparently you can. There is a document called Fluence_Humbucker_Coil_Tapping.pdf
This helped solve my problem. Thank you. I wired everything I thought the way the diagram had depicted, but didn't realize that the 3-way pickup selector switch ground is actually on the opposite side of what the drawing depicts 🤦😞😮💨🤔
What about coil tapping? I want to convert mine to single coils.
Is there an easy way to do that?
Fishman have gotta get some sort of solderless system in production.
Mad Hatter does.
All I received in terms of wires, were the 4 with connector on one end and a battery one. These added extra single cables between the switch and the pots, I’m assuming we have to source ourselves? As I do not have them in with my pickups
What gauge wire do you use for the wiring?
Is there anywhere on the internet schematic for two volume, one tone configuration for fishman modern pickups?
@Fishman Music can you please make the solderless versions on all the pickups like EMG did so that way it will be easier and no soldiering required? Thanks.
I don’t understand why they don’t provide an easy connect system like emg? Why all the soldering? It will provide more issues and will cost the support desk of Fishman more time thus costing money.
K.I.S.S. like EMG please
@@vanespedals1023agreed.
I love that these still require soldering for the pots and switch. The conector on the pickup is great for swapping sets. But nothing beats a proper solder joint for conductivity.
Is there a diagram for a 2 volume 1 tone setup. I want to switch the EMGs out of my Hellraiser
Did you ever find a diagram for it? I got fluence moderns for my omen 6 extreme which is a 2 volume 1 tone. Not quite sure how to wire it lol.. Would hate to not use one of the pots with how many features these pickups offer.
Weston Strahan ever find it?
You can use the same wire diagram for EMG (2vol/1tone) because of the 3 main wires of fishman pickups (black, red, white) are the same as of EMGs. The main difference is which features you want to control with the 2 push-pull included with the kit, if you get another one, then you can control all of them (V1/V2, HF tilt on/off, coil tapping)
I emailed them and they were cool enough to send me a diagram. Its basically the three pot wiring diagram shown on the fluence open cores page. All the knobs are basically the same with the capacitor designating tone knob. So i used the push/pulls as my volume and soldered the capacitor to the normal knob as a tone knob and have no issues. For reference i installed Keith Merrow series into my Hellraiser.
If you keep the same switching, I think you can just swap the pickups with the plug in pin connectors.
How would you install a modern set for a jim root strat? Where it has just 1 volume and a 3 way switch? Do I just use the 2 voicing push pull pot as the volume pot?
I am very interested in these, I have one question though. I have heard the voicing 1 and 2 and love both, but I'm sure I would use voicing 2 more. Is there a way to wire the push/pull to select the second voicing when down and the first when up? Is it as simple as switching the position of the orange and green wires?
StoneBreaker just use the upper lugs on the push pull instead of the lower ones shown in the video
I have everything wired up and it works amazing! However, when I pull the volume pot to tap the humbuckers the bridge pickup starts to clip and then feedback on the bridge and middle positions after playing about 5 seconds
Jesus how many fucking solders do you need to do? I was contemplating doing this myself but now I am intimidated lol
Do you have to have two tone pots? I would like these in both of my schecters but they only have one tone and one volume pot.
What about a 1 volume configuration? Al I have is one bridge Fluence modern. Exactly the same as the LTD Phoenix Black Metal. Need an installation guide for that.
Quick question....hopefully....
I have an esp ltd sc-207 and I've decided to change the pickups to the steph carpenter signature fluence pickups. The pickups are already ordered and on the way but my question was, is there a wiring diagram that will allow me to use only one tone and one volume pot. I personally prefer one tone and two volume but the sc-207 only has holes routed for one of each and I'm fine keeping it that way I'm just not sure how the wiring should be set. Thanks
Sir, do you know if this would be the same process for the modern version of Fishmans? Thanks for the video!
I suffered through doing all of this with a Les Paul which is has a much deeper and has a narrower cavity as well as the pickup switch being located located up and across the guitar's body. Itching to see if I pulled it all off, low and behold, there was NO INCLUDED BUS WIRE contrary to what the narrator clearly states. I felt like crying because I'm not very experienced with this and worked at it over the entire weekend only to hit this snag and have to wait until Monday. It turns out that the "included bus wire" referred to in this video is NOT INCLUDED--EVER and that, according to Fishman support, this video was made before the product was issued. So there is a mistake at the end which may throw you if you are not experienced and/or don't have some wire to use. In any event you'll have to get a piece of wire to use for the last step which is to ground the pots together.
Also, because of the depth and smaller space in which to work compared to the SG in the video, you will probably need to solder things as much as you can before installing the pots. The pickups themselves need no soldering. And the pickup switch, which is up up and away on a Les Paul (more towards your chin than your picking hand) does not need any soldering either. You have have to open the switch cavity to observe how its connected so you can ultimately connect the proper pickups to the label or toggle switch position, but no need to take it out. There is a long wire (mine is gray) which has an inner white wire and shielding. The white wire goes to the "tip" lug on the output jack and the shielding wire goes to the "sleeve" lug just next to the "tip" lug. Another piece of wire also is used to join the shielding ground to a "pot" cover. This is no small job.
Some people have been saying that the pot shafts are too short for a Les Paul. Not so. There are extra nuts and washers on the shaft that one can remove to get enough of the shaft through the thicker top that is on a Les Paul. Try to leave on ring--especially one that will grab the wood if you have one so that if the nut on the outside of the top loosens, the pot won't spin and potentially break one of your soldered connections. So don't freak if your pot stems seem too short. Just take of the superfluous nuts and washer rings. Good luck folks. I have been thrilled with the installation of the Fishman Fluence pup set for my Telecaster. This technology is the best there is today and will change the game.
Took off the extra nuts and washers, the pots were still too short.
Still trying to find a diagram for just 1 pickup in the bridge with 1 tone and one volume. I'm new to this too but can certainly solder and follow a diagram I'm just not experienced enough to know how things should be. Much like someone who can't really cook but can follow a recipe. I was wondering where the little in between wires were supposed to come from. Great.
What was your experience with the ground wire for the bridge?
Are the cables provided long enough to reach the typical Les Paul pickup selector switch location?
is this the same installation for the Moderns with 3/voice? if not, what is different? I need some answers, cause 2 diagrams and 3 tutorial videos are all different. I just want to put a pair of moderns in an epi les paul and have them installed correctly
Is there a video how to solder 2 Humbuckers with 1 Vol and 1 Tone(and 9V battery)? That would be awesome.
Also it would be nice to have a diagram for 1 Vol and 1 Tone with both push pull pots.
did you end up finding anything, im still looking
@@mikehuntsmels9680 I got it if you still need it.
@@joeyjonesaquatics507 would love this
@@MenameIscurt You have an Instagram? I can DM it to you
@@joeyjonesaquatics507 no just FB messenger
What are your options when you have only a single set of volume/tone controls, such as on my Godin LG HMB?
I wish you guys made solder less connections like emg does. Will you ever have a push/push pot?? I like my push/push on my music man and would like it instead of a push/pull. It's way better.
Thank you. "Find a spot for the 9-volt battery" with tape and foam. that's the battery solution. hahaha.
Hi! :) Is there a diagram for 2 volume pots & 1 tone pot? Thank you!
I'm in the process of rebuilding a 2011 Epi SG and I'm going to use these. My idea of the SG came from this video, so if I can make an already decent guitar better, no better way to get it there than to upgrade to these humbuckers. I'm going for that "meh guitar with the huge sound" wow factor. Should have these in a couple of weeks Thank you Fishman,.
Can we get a wiring diagram for 3 voice pickups like the classics, matt heafy’s etc. with 2 volume 2 tone, 4 push pulls?
Are all the necessary wires included or will I have to purchase additional wiring for the pot jumpers?
Mine did not come with all the required wires. It only came with the wires for the pickups and battery. No wires for 3 way switch, grounding, or connecting tone to volume.
you really need to develop a solderless system like the EMG one. At some point I was asking myself if this was a joke or a real video.
I learned how to solder at fourteen. It isn't hard
@@GENXJOPLIN I know how to solder too, just wired a Les Paul the other day, but with the fishman pickups it just makes sense to have a solderless system
Question: say you don't want voice #1 and only voice #2, because when the damn pot is pulled up, it keep getting hit putting back in voice #1. How do you just get rid of the voice you don't want??
How do I wire it if I only have 1 pickup, 1 tone, 1 Vol?
Is the wiring the same with Les Paul? I'm planing to buy the Fishman modern Hambucker pre-wired for the Les Paul and I have an SG
hi do you have any guidelines around pickup height? cheers
By the way, the rechargeable battery packs, you currently have a strat one, a les paul one and a universal one... Any plans for a floyd rose compatible one? I know the universal one could probably be mounted into one but that wouldn't look as nice
Ive got emg's, ive never really liked them but they came in a pretty ace playing guitar. Now theyve got the same connector going to the pickup. I flipped one connector around on my neck pickup so that when its selected even with a high gain amp it gives me a badass acoustic sound without having to stomp on a pedal. My question is, could i keep my emg neck pickup and wire in a fishman fluence in the bridge using the stock EMG electronics? Setup is H-H, 1 vol, 1 tone and 1 output
+Fishman Music . Sweet. Thanks!
Man idk what is preventing my fishman moderns from working properly >< I did wire to the case rather then the push pull pot it self? I also have copper shielding and using braided wire. Anyone can help? It's crackling, dark, low on volume.
I have a question, why if i connect my Alnico to either neck or bridge position the pick sound amazing but if i put the ceramic either neck or bridge position the pick up sound choppy and like in acoustic sound in very low volume. what is the problem, the wiring or the pick up? Note: i bought 2 New Set chrome and gold cover its impossible both set have 2 broken bridge pick up. please help thank u. this is expensive product and cant be return. thank u
Is it possible to wire the Fluence classic to 1 vol and 1 tone , I could not find ay wiring diagram on the internet,would you please provide me some information,thank you very much!
Download the "Killswitch Engage install Guide" PDF from the Fishman website for the Killswitch Engage set and one of the 3 diagrams has 1 Vol 1 Tone. That is what I am running on mine.
www.fishman.com/products/series/fluence/killswitch-engage-signature-pickup-set/
@@deucemcgoose are you using the killswitch engage pickups? or does this diagram work for other Fishman Fluences? thanks
@@caixiuying8901I was running regular Fishman Moderns in an Ibanez that had 1 vol 1 tone. You can essentially use all the diagrams for all the the fluence pickups. Even if you have a set that doesn't come stock with a coil splitting option because you can solder a wire on the bottom of them to a spot that says "coil tap".
Can you make a video on installing the matt heafy custom on a 3 knob guitar? Also will I be able to have all the voices and tone effects by doing so or will I be sacrificing something without the third pot?
Here are two variations on this wiring with different switching options - www.fishman.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Matt-Heafy-2xVol-1xT-BNT-Toggle-9V.pdf - www.fishman.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Matt-Heafy-2xVol-1xT-NBT-Toggle-9V.pdf
Does anyone know how much maximum voltage the capacitor can have?
i found a 0.22uF capacitor with a voltage of 600volts, does it work?
Hi. I can find all the information but 1 volume pot (no tone pot) just like in original KS-7. Im thinking to replace existing emg but would love the 2nd voice as well. Any help? Thx
Is there a wiring diagram for single humbucker?
How’s is the diagram for 1 tone push pull and 1 pot vol push pull? I tried installing this pickups TWICE following every step and nothing worked. When I check the ohm resistance on every pickup, it’s 0 ohms. I starting to get frustrated. TWICE. I’m checked everything.
It's fucking disgraceful that Fishman simply has no support for other options.
@@rickracer78 Just to let you know my friend. I returned my pickups. Unable to complete the diagram with the voicing and push pull features. I got my SD pickups back.
Just got the Ceramic Modern 7s. Diagram say to do a bridge ground.. Is that really necessary? Actives more often than not don't need a bridge ground.... Actually, no active system I know of needs a bridge ground
Will these humbuckers work with a tremolo? (54mm string spacing) 🤔🤔
Can i Change my classics to the modern without wireing all stuff new?
Hey there Fisherman!
Is it possible to use this set with a 1 Vol, 1 Tone Setup? As well as a 2 Vol, 1 Tone config?
I need this! I tried twice
I recently bought a Fluence Modern set.
It has a 3/15 writing on the back and a "5" stamp... Is that normal? :)
BetonBenni is it necessary battery in Active pick up
With out battery possible
Does anyone know if these have reversed polarity like the EMG's I'm having trouble with a Fishman Fluence Modern and a Sustainiac and I think that might be te problem but I don't want to move any cables before finding this info that it's unbelievable it's not mentioned on their website and neither there are wiring diagrams!
Is there any tutorials for removing open core classics and replace with moderns? Any help is appreciated?
We don't have a tutorial for that specific swap but if you contact support at support@fishman.com they should be able to guide you!
@@Fishman_Music awesome thank you I'll check it out.
What about 1- volume pot, 1- 3 way pickup selector and 1- ( off-on) coil split selector? This is My Shecter Keith Merrow KM-7 MK-III standard. I want to swap the stock Keith Merrow voiced schecter pickups for the Fishman Keith merrow signature pickup set
If the pickups are not quick connect, we would advise that you to install the new wiring that comes in each box of Fluence to configure your guitar how you like it. You can view all of our diagrams on our website.
Anyone have the wiring diagram for 1 Volume 1 Tone for the Modern Humbucker set?
That's what I'm struggling with
Wow, can I do it?
So in theory, for my 2 vol 1 Tone guitar, I could wire it like this, except just bypass the 2nd tone pot and lose the high frequency option, correct ???...
Is this the same way you have to set up the Willie Adler pickups
How to install on a Randy Rhoads 1 volume, 1 tone lay out ?
Just do the everything exactly the same excluding the neck stuff
I'm new to soldering and electronic work but I know enough to follow a diagram... I understand its gonna take some time to learn everything but why is there no wiring diagram for guitars with only 1 pickup?
is the same wiring for kock's p90s?
The Fishman Fluance are available for a Gibson 339 ?
Is this doable with just 2 knobs?
1 volume 1 tone and a 5 way switch and universal battery pack, hellppp!
I am trying to find this as I have a Kiesel Osiris and I can't find any information on this. Why does Fishman assume that only people with Gibson guitars are going to install their pickups?
@@jaythejuiceman3000 any luck?
@@djandrewification Yeah. I ended up going with a 3 way switch. The volume and tone are push pull. It is a pain in the ass!
@@jaythejuiceman3000 volume for the passive voicing and the tone pot for split coils?
@@djandrewification Volume for passive, but I think tone is for trim. The tone push pull only makes a slight difference.
what if you dont have an orange and yellow cable? instead I have a single grey with jumper?
I'm not sure what you're asking here but if you're using the small black jumpers that come in every set of Fluence, you can easily slide them onto the pins in order to select the feature that you're looking for to always have it engaged.
maybe somebody know where find the wiring diagram for 1 hum 1 vol (pp) 9 volt, 6 string guitar?
So I know this video is 6 years old and I may not get a response but.. I'm installing these humbuckers and I am basically rebuilding my guitar from scratch so I'm trying to find these push pull pots, and the internet says that I need 25k push pull pots for active pickups but I cannot find any 25k ppps anywhere besides knock off brands with bad reviews.
So my question is, does anyone make these ppps anymore. If they do, where can I find them. If they don't, what can I substitute. As the internet says I should not use anything above 100k on active pickups
I'm a complete novice at this so I'm going in blind and desperately trying to make this work.
Very helpful. Thanks.
How would I wire the volume pots for push pull coil splits
Do the Moderne's have High Freq. Tilt too?
@@petedogg369 Thanks dude!
Cant these pickups do series, parallel, coil splitting or phased wiring? I know they have 2 voice options but I thought you'd still be able to do the extra wiring stuff
I did ask the Fishman support a while ago... They simply said (and I quote) "I think so" no sort of diagrams or instructions
Cool. Will do! I'm curious though. If you split a fluence humbucker to get that single coil tone... Which of the two "voices" will it adopt the main characteristics from? Or will it be some sort of original tone?
How the hell would that work? Do you mean using one of your single coils? Sounds amazing! I was just thinking that you missed a trick by not having a true single coil sound inbuilt to the humbuckers! But having a HSH set up that can do true SSS tones would be sic! I'd love to see a how to wiring vid for that badass setup!
I now neeeed to get me some modern fluence (primarily metal player) pups and a fluence single coil and set it up HSH with series/parallel! Would the trick work in reverse too? So i could get a use the active or high output voice from the modern humbucker in the single coil?
Does that mean that if i wired it right, using a modern bridge humbucker, a single width single coil and a classic neck humbucker in a HSH setup, I could potentially wire it up to have an active metal voice, a passive high gain voice, a vintage paf voice, the fishman exclusive original clear voice, a vintage single coil voice and a texas hot single coil voice from all of them? Or would the wiring through each others pre-amps get too complex?
That is beyond cool. Have your R&D guys ever considered devoting a preamp potentiometer? Think like a Line 6 Variax and the way it can sound like a Stratocaster, Telecaster, Les Paul, Rickenbacker. You could develop something like that only not as limited by "emulation". Real single coil, humbucker, p-90, filtertron and genre variants like metal passive and active tones, sell a HSH set with the preamp pot... Twould be amazing
Can anyone find me the diagram for two volumes and no tone?
My pickup didn't come with any extra wires other than the ones with the speed clips. Also no instruction for single pickup installation. So far not impressed and I was really looking forward to using your product.
I don't believe the picture of how to solder the tone pot matches how you are showing us you soldered the capacitor on the tone pot @ 1:31 in the video. The picture shows the capacitor is grounded from the third lug on the pot and the routed into the middle terminals on the push/pul section of the pot. That's not how you are actually running the leads on the capacitor @ 1:31 in the video.
I just ran into this problem. I wired the capacitor for a fishman modern set the way the video show but it rendered the pushpull useless. I showed what I had done to a guitar tech friend of mine and he told me I had done it wrong and should have done it as the diagram shows.
I know this is a fairly old comment thread but @ 1:31 he did in fact wire it according to the diagram. Unless I am missing something here? Maybe the video was edited to fix it?
Do all sets come with the pots?
Torch Her yes
will there ever be these pickups available for 8 string guitars? and if so, would there be options for their routing, say in soapbar and standard sizes?
What happens if you mess up does it usually damage the pickups? Asking for a friend lol
You ever get an answer I tried to install these but I think I messed up somewhere...
Making it look easy af
Will this work for lefties?
Fluence works with left handed players. I would look into our modern humbuckers
So even though these are active you still have to ground to the bridge?
Neither of my volume pots are working. My sg just stays at full volume
Welp. just got my moderns. This is going to be a nightmare job to put in.
Man its a fuckin nightmare, im losin it right now haha, im doing 1 volume 1 tone 1 3way switch and its a ball buster
@@mikehuntsmels9680 I finally got mine done, i ditched the push/pulls and put in standard fishman 25k's because my Gibson SG didn't have the clearance in the cavity, barely able to fit a battery in there as is. The wiring job on this sucked, i've done many. This one was just cramped in the SG, so i had to really get creative. BUT, it works, sounds great and pretty stoked with the result. I did email Fishman and they were somewhat helpful. So hit them up and maybe they can help ya out!
@@bruinsmash8836 i hit them up 2 days ago...they told me to get a professional to do it...kinda stupid for an answer but ive rewired everything again and its still not working at least i know why, the whole thing is shorted so ill have to do one hell of a job so nothing touches in the cavity thats really small, im building an rg7 shaped guitar now and i wish i had more space for a bigger cavity but the placement of the floyd rose trem is in the way a little....ill get it one day 😅
Stupid question but...my guitar has fishman modern set. If I was to change it to another fishman pickup set. Do I need to change the wiring ?
Hello Kevin - many of our Fluence Pickups are interchangable, but not all of them. It is not garaunteed that it would work. It would all depend on what set you chose. You can contact support@fishman.com and they will be happy to help!
The push pull pots are too tall for my SG Classic. I ended up just putting standard 25K pots without the other colored wires Not connected.
extra nuts and washers on the shaft inside the guitar will shorten what comes through
I hate that Fluence only has a few specific wiring diagrams and completely leaves out so many other types of configurations. Worst part is when you contact them they never even respond. Forget this company. Never buying another Fluence product again. Look through Dimarzio or Seymour Duncan's site, and they have tons of wiring diagrams for different configurations.
And it seems like the pole screws do not align correctly with the strings!
I got some fishman pickups but I don't think I can install them myself. 😢 it looks too complicated.
Don't do it! I fucked up a very expensive gtr. You've got to use one hot, hot soldering iron, too. Save yourself grief!
I don't need diagram. I just need to know how the wiring works.
If you're new to soldering and/or don't get the pictures, then take these and your guitar of choice to a professional. Passives are fairly easy unless you're trying to do a lot of "fancy" wiring tricks (which is above my pay grade, LOL)...
what about installing 1 neck volume, 1 bridge push/pul volume and then tone push/pull?
Warum nicht einfach ein Stecksystem wie bei EMG? Hat nicht jeder die Fähigkeit mit nem Lötkolben umzugehen, und so viel teurer macht es das auch nicht. Aber wesentlich Anwender freundlicher. Naja, bleiben die halt im Laden.
They don't mention that they don't include a three way switch for some reason. Pretty awesome that these things are already over-priced, but they just choose not to include one of the most crucial components.
I'm trying to match the one he has here and cant find one online. what a pain. Had these for a month and still havent been able to put them in
@@ejdusek I just ended up buying a Mad Hatter solder less set on ebay. Was another $100 down the drain, but it works. Takes like 20 minutes to install
Guess i have to drill 2 more holes ...
Is it spelt sodder ? or Solder .......... so why Americans ? Why sodder ?