70th Anniversary Fender Broadcaster Wiring Mod VS Telecaster Wiring
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Always been a strat guy until building an Esquire, now I'm a huge broadcaster fan, it's my favorite way to have a tele
Heck yeah! Im a 70's teenager that was a child in the 60's. I love the sound. Wish i could afford one now.
That gain tone is reminiscent of Neil Young's sound with Crazy Horse (to my ears). Love it!
It sounds really cool with gain, it also does without. It has a jazz sound, which is great. 😎🎙🎸✅
I found this channel while trying to understand shielding. Absolute gem of a channel. I am thinking about putting a phase switch knob on a knock off strat. but I’m worried about the grounding being wonkey.
The Potto I installed a phase switch on my tele and never had any grounding issues. For the tele I had to separate the metal casing on the pickups. I’m not sure if something similar is needed for a strat, but just follow a guide online and you’ll be fine ; ).
I'm still waiting for mine post Corona,(factory shut down). I will be leaving mine as delivered. You helped me make up my mind. Thanks
Dylan this was great thank you very much. It’s important to note that if you purchase this guitar beyond the entry level finish that you’re holding, and into a “relic” finish or any of the other finishes under the title “custom” the wiring actually comes REVERSED. That is to say that the standard Tele wiring is what you receive in the case and that the vintage wiring is installed standard.
Fender changed that cap to .001uf on some of their CS guitars. I recently played a CS 51 Tele and the neck pup was very usable in that position and I really liked the blend on the neck position. I think the shopowner refered to it as Modified '51 Nocaster wiring. Anyway, another option for a Tele. Really like your channel!
Like everyone else, I was wondering what it would sound like with the kit after seeing it on Trogly's.
Cool gear! And I love the joke at 7:19. You left me hanging there!
I've wired one of my guitars with a custom tone circuit I've not seen suggested elsewhere, which combines the functionality of a blend and tone pot. Arrange things so that when the switch is in the relevant position, one of the pickups feeds the voltage pot directly, while the other one feeds through a fixed resistor to the tone-pot circuit, and then through another fixed resistor from the tone-pot circuit to the voltage pot (where it joins the signal from the first pickup). In my case, the "direct wired" pickup is a bridge humbucker which has the top four strings muted, while the tone-controlled pickup is the neck humbucker. The effect of this is that when playing chords, I get a bright and punchy bass string and four more subdued treble strings. On my channel's video of "Misty", I had the pot set so that the two bass strings are noticeably louder than the treble strings, but not outrageously so.
I'm not sure how useful this kind of split between the tone of the upper strings and lower strings would be with tunings other than my own Flat Finger Tuning (G-D-d-f-g#-b), but I really doubt Flat Finger Tuning is the only one that could benefit from such an approach.
Looks a lot like my guitar teacher's guitar that he used in the 70s at our lessons. Loved the tones and the playing!
Wow! That's the best sounding Tele I've ever heard! 🎈
funky neck pickup W gain reminds me of jazz neck pickup!
Pretty cool.. I like it.. I can easily see why they did it for the bass thing back then.. Add the gain and it's a whole different ball game.. Bet Leo didn't see that one coming..
btw.. Your channel is such a great source of good info.. Thanks..
I’ve been thinking about doing the mod to mine for the blend control. Still sitting on the fence, though.
I want one. I’d use the bass setting with fuzz especially the Billy Gibbons Octavia with built in 7 band eq. I like the ability to vary the middle position. Like you said I already have a few Teles and they’re what I use most.
I have that same soldering iron!
That's hot.
A tutorial on how to actually install this would be super useful. I am hopeless with this kind of stuff but have the guitar and want to swap it over!
I would take it to someone to have it done. Even if they don’t know anything about guitars, if they can understand the diagram Fender gives and can solder, let them handle it if you don’t feel very competent about it.
6:51: The “put a little gain on it” look lol
I prefer the jazz tone to the gain tone.
yup. not quite gibson w/tone rolled completely down ala jim hall or herb ellis comping, but a good usable jazz tone
Nice!
To me this alternate wiring is the whole point of a broadcaster! Otherwise, it’s just a wildly overpriced American Telecaster. Sure it has vintage spec hardware, but that circuit is what makes the broadcasters unique
Love it!!! How about doing a video about the installation and then sound check of a telecaster 5 way super switch. Many of us would appreciate it.
we did a video like that a couple years ago. I should do another one
Any ideas about a short-scale P-bass that hums as you roll the tone to full? I've tried it on multiple amps and in different rooms. Could it be a bad pot or soldering? Thanks.
DUUUUUDE! That muffled position with gain sounds very much like a great Fuzz tone. I could play MANY Chili Peppers solos like that.
I would think that if a guitarist is going to substitute for a a bass player, it might be most useful to have a pre-amp designed for severe crossover distortion (so signals near zero would disappear entirely) but a heavily-filtered output, and then have the guitarist play power chords. That combination of effects should have been easy to achieve in the vacuum-tube era, and would have produced sound an octave below the bottom note of the power chord.
how about multiscale offset pickups vs the standard blade pickups used in multiscale guitars. are there and fundamental differences between them and any reason to choose one over the other when designing or purchasing a multiscale instrument?
This guitar screams! Cool mod
Hi, I have a 2p3t and 2p4t switch lying around that I would like to use in a guitar mod. So far the only thing I’ve come up is a varitone switch. Any Ideas what else I could use it for?
(The particular guitar I have in mind has 2 single coils, but doesn’t have a pickup selector; instead it has 2 volumes and a tone.)
I still want the Custom Shop broadcaster but I can’t seem to find one that NOT relic’d!!!!
Can you wire one where the middle position is blend, and the 1 and 3 position have tone?
Could you at some point do a video on the various tele wiring mods and what the differences are? For example there is a 5-way mod I have seen diagrams for i.e. Seymour Duncan's website, and Stewmac show it but I have not seen it done in the real world
I think the third position sounds awesome for some faux bass. I’m always looking for ways to avoid playing an actual bass when jamming or recording some rough demos.
The one fender video for the 70th anniversary it says they put a 10k resistorinstead of the 15. Is that what takes away the bassy tone and makes it More trebly sounding?
Nice video! So in blend mode "10" is the usual 2nd position (both pickups equal). I wonder can you set up blend mod in a way that "0" is just bridge pick-up, "5" is both pickup equal (like usual 2 position) and "10" just neck pick-up, with blending in between (from mostly bridge/little neck to mostly neck- little bridge)? In that case I can just replace pick-up selector with blend mod pot and still have my tone pot (i.e. have three knobs and no pickup selector at all) and have additional tonal options with blend mode, kind of like strat position 2.
Hy Dylan! It's like having a big muff on the switch :)
Hi Dylan, excellent demo. Did you use the 15K resistor or replaced it with a jumper? Regards!
Are the fender nocaster pickups close to this sound? Or do you make pickups close to this 70th anniversary broadcaster. I love the tone but hate the neck.
Is it possible to tweak that first position so that when you blend in the neck pickup, it gets blended in series instead of parallel?
I can't think of any reasonable way to design a blend pot that could go all the way from 100% bridge to 100% neck. If one wanted to be able to dial between e.g. a 50-50 mix and 100% bridge, one could wire a 100K pot across the neck pickup, tie the bottom of the neck pickup to the top of the bridge, wire the bottom of the bridge to ground, and have the wiper of the neck pot feed the top of a 500K volume pot, but that wouldn't be able to dial the bridge below 50%.
I heard the Seinfeld theme song in there somewhere. Man they missed that In the marketing.
Made me think ... I’ve recently acquired a mint ‘77 telecaster custom (wide range humbucker and normal bridge tele single coil) and I was surprised about the wiring in these
Not sure exactly how the 2 volume knobs interact when on the middle position ? It’s not a straight forward blend 🤷🏻♂️
I just watched Fender's video on the custom shop version. Evidently it comes with a complete rewired switch assembly in the case. The guy also mentioned that they used a smaller tone cap for the neck position. When you did the mod, did you notice the value of the cap? The guy also mentioned the 10k resistor. The broadcaster wiring diagram on Seymour Ducan's site shows a 15k resistor (presumably this is Fender's 1950 value).
Just rewatched, it's a .05 cap.
.... 04/13/2020: Question: I want to combine a Strat body with a Telecaster electronics. Custom make a new pick-guard for Tele pickups and 3-way switch to fit on a Strat body. Get all the comforts of Strat, but sound like a Tele ... is that possible?
we could totally do that
Dylan........ Its a bit disappointing that you didnt show the wiring fully? I will be doing this mod in the near future to a CV50 Blonde Squire to make it into a Micawber.... and having seen the Trogly Show with this guitar and the wiring diagram.... I didnt learn anything more from you? (other than how the guitar sounds after the mod). Can you do another showing us how to do the blend circuit correctly? Many thanks.
We can talk about it on our live show next thursday. It is not just swapping in a resistor. I had to find a different diagram because the Fender one made no sense. You actually have to basically totally rewire the guitar. It is not really something we can shoot in a way that people would watch. I can elaborate on our next livestream
@@DylanTalksTone Even just having a better schematic that people could freeze-frame would be helpful.
@@flatfingertuning727 my plan is to share one during our live show on Thursday
That neck pickup (without the capacitor) sounds nothing like my 70th Anniversary. Mine sounds fat and loud, that one sounds weedy and thin.
What amp are you using?
we say in the video
This is the first time I have ever seen Dylan play guitar
lol I used to play a lot more but most of the videos don't require it
What is up with that screwdriver? 🤷♂️
A "survivor" from the Esquire.
the broadcaster getting taken apart again...
#justalilbitofgain 😎
As I mentioned before, under another video, I'm a regular viewer of Trogly and your channel, I don't watch that many guitar channels any longer, sometimes Guitar Max, sometimes Guns'n Guitars. Micheal Lemmo is a great player, but all these erms in his talking are so annoying to me, that I no longer watch guitar of the day.
Woman tone on a Tele!
Mod sounds like shit. Thats why it does not come wired up.
Thats why they haven't wired that way for years.