How To Solder EMG Pickups
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Hey guys here’s a video on how to solder EMG pickups that I’m redoing for most of the people that had issues with my previous video I made, hopefully this ones not as confusing and not causing problems with your wiring installations. Let me know if you guys have issues or anything still I’ll be more then happy to help. Like, comment and subscribe for more videos like this and hit the notification button to be notified when I uploaded a new video.
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thanks for the vid man and btw way some tight picking! no useless movement really cool
my het set was actually alternating cutting out between the pickups when id switch them between neck or bridge. it was very annoying. plug n play is great until its not. gonna give this a shot, thank you for a clear video!
Damage inc. Is one of Hetfield's best rhythm joints
spoiler alert, twist the black and white together to bridge the coils, solder the red and green to the selector switch, and solder the braided to the ground
where can I get a HZ Passive 5 pin color code diagram? I'm trying to wire a set of emg pickups to the existing controls
Dude that’s a good question because I had to figure that shit out on my own lol there’s nothing out there that was useful I’ll make sure to make a video on that because that’s so that I struggled with until I figured it out 💪🏼
are you going to make me wait for the video or just tell what the five wires are?@@jakethefate
Hey don did you find
Out?
I did after getting the exact search query, After all the work I did installing the Floyd Rose in the Les Paul I got for $300 on eBay I finally got to play it. Wow what a set of EMGs does for a guitar! I'll record a video and upload it this afternoon and share it here@@yeeyee9759
hey partner so i need a 47 uf cap? i thought it was a 01uf? for the 25k pots? IDK thanks man for any help you can give me.
I always thought they were supposed to be .1uf . That's what I used for many years on old soldered circuits.