wiring help!

[yllsacky]

should i use braided or cloth coverd wire for the jack???

 

[b-squared]

I would use braided wire, myself.

If you're using the Epi switch though, it might be easier to use the cloth wire, as the terminals on the switch are a bit different than on a standard Gibson switch. If you are switching it out for a standard GIbson-type switch, then braided would be my suggestion.

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[EooN_PL]

Barbed wire should do the trick.

 

[yllsacky]

ok but how could i do that useing this diagram?

 

[b-squared]

I'll take a picture of mine after church...it'll be a few hours though...maybe someone else can get one posted before me.



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[yllsacky]

Bump

 

[dennistruckdriver]

ok but how could i do that useing this diagram?
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What don't you understand? Even a truck driver could follow that diagram!

 

[epilespaul2000]

What don't you understand? Even a truck driver could follow that diagram!

 

[yllsacky]

What don't you understand? Even a truck driver could follow that diagram!

yes but a truck driver can't read the Title of the thread

 

[The Guitarist]

this shit's about to blow!



...FIGHT!

 

[dennistruckdriver]

yes but a truck driver can't read the Title of the thread

Yes I can. It is 'Wiring help!'. I simply asked what you don't understand about the simple diagram you posted. It is perfectly understandable even to me, and I have very little knowledge of electronics.

 

[zeppelin101]

+1 to that


theres not much to not get there

 

[bigdaddy]

Do you have some sort of a secret job where you get paid to ask stupid questions? Obviously you get a bonus for each time you bump your own thread.

For Pete's sake, use speaker wire. It's not gonna make one iota of difference. However, and this is very important, you do have to hold the soldering iron in your left hand and spit on the solder before it sets or you'll never get bukethead tone...

 

[Alligatorbling]

my classic

 

[KP]

Do you have some sort of a secret job where you get paid to ask stupid questions? Obviously you get a bonus for each time you bump your own thread.

For Pete's sake, use speaker wire. It's not gonna make one iota of difference. However, and this is very important, you do have to hold the soldering iron in your left hand and spit on the solder before it sets or you'll never get bukethead tone...

Wow.. what a revalation..... I always thought you had to piss on the solder joint.....

 

[dave]

my classic

Now this...is a helpful post.

 

[dave]

I would use braided wire, myself.

If you're using the Epi switch though, it might be easier to use the cloth wire, as the terminals on the switch are a bit different than on a standard Gibson switch. If you are switching it out for a standard GIbson-type switch, then braided would be my suggestion.

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Helpful!

 

[dave]

Do you have some sort of a secret job where you get paid to ask stupid questions? Obviously you get a bonus for each time you bump your own thread.

For Pete's sake, use speaker wire. It's not gonna make one iota of difference. However, and this is very important, you do have to hold the soldering iron in your left hand and spit on the solder before it sets or you'll never get bukethead tone...

...and rude.

 

[dennistruckdriver]

Now this...is a helpful post.

Bling to the rescue!

 

[bigdaddy]

Now this...is a helpful post.

Actually that post gives absolutely no information that could in any way be construed to answer the question. The diagram does not spec a wire covering and the picture shows the wire coming from the switch completely encased in electrical tape, thus preventing any determination as to its cloth covered-ness or braided-ness.

If you're gonna be an ass, at least be right. The correct answer is:

It's not gonna make one iota of difference.