@@gbr5199 There's already a lot of videos on kill switch install not hard to do Just saying that's probably why Maxx hasn't done one Got mine on eBay Amazon has them as well Hope this helps
There's a ton of guitar maintenance and repair tutorials on the StewMac channel by the world renown luthier Dan Erlewine. StewMac is Stewart MacDonald, arguably the best known luthier supply company on the planet. Dan repairs and maintains some of the most famous guitars in history that are owned by some of the most famous guitarists in history, and often uses those maintenance jobs in his videos. Some of his videos cover really difficult work that most of us either can't do, or don't possess the correct tools to do them, but most of them are easily performed with a few standard tools most people already have. Just search for StewMac, then have some fun!
One suggestion - After soldering in the new pickup, and before putting back the bridge, test the new pickup. Simply plug in the guitar, and gently tap on the new pickup with a thin piece of metal to make sure it works. Remember to also test the switch, knobs, etc. to verify that everything is working as expected. This will save you a lot of time, just in case something went wrong in the replacement process.
That's solid advice. From personal experience, it's a bitch when uou forget to add somethings up with your soldering. Lol just learning soldering when I discovered that bit of advice a few years back .
A few years ago, I installed a Mighty-Mite single coil into the bridge of my Stagg M350. It was such a feeling of "first time" euphoria, and it sounds great!! In so doing, I found that the original pickups are wax-potted (something I learned about on this channel). I shot Stagg an email, asking if all of their pickups are wax potted. They said yes. One of the reasons I love this show is the fact that Max is NOT a snob!! He sees the real beauty in all the guitars he reviews. I think it's awesome to have such open-mindedness, unaffected by hype and rumors.
So I ordered a cheap hotmail pickup for my starcaster strat. 11.00 bucks. Installed it. Black wire to my 5 way switch, soldered grounds to the back of the pot. Isolated the white and red and taped them off after tinting it with solder. Sounds amazing man, such a night and day difference. Added locking machine head tuners and a full vintage strat tremolo system. Awesome sound, stays in tune. Waiting on a cheap roasted maple neck from China. But basically super stratocastering it out! Next 500k pots! The neck I ordered has the bone nut already installed. The final touch! Cant wait!
One step you forgot to mention, after all is done and you tune the guitar you should set the pickup height. 5mm from the pole pieces to the strings is a good staring point depending on how hot the pickup is and adjust to taste from there.
Just installed 3 dual rail humbuckers in my parts caster.. 12.99 each . Awesome sound for the price ! Definitely took my Strat to the next level 🤗💕.. Thank you for this video !
I know this wont sound like a compliment, but it totally is. You are the Bob Ross of YT guitar channels. I could listen to you do stuff like this all the time.
There isn't a strat player alive who hasn't occasionally thought 'I wish I could get a fatter tone, but I don't want to lose my strat.' One of these cheapo hot rails pickups in the bridge position will expand your tone range exponentially. Also good to replace the lame neck pickup in every Tele ever made...
You could always attach string to the wires (or solder a long wire to the old wires) of the old pickup before pulling it out. Then use that string (or wire) to feed the new wires through the body.
Exactly I have used Dental Floss from the Dollar Store and you can tie it easier and you dont have to worry since it wont break if you need to give it a little tug . Waxed Floss is also preferable it slides easier if there are snags or any splinters in the wiring hole .
Great video. You make it easy and smooth. Getting ready to do the same thing to a Kramer Focus 3000, replace the neck single with a SD Lil59. I think taking pics before will be the best tip for me. Thanks again!
I bought some of the dual rail pickups from aliexpress just to see what they are like paid less than £15 for all 3 pickups. Added one to my telecaster in the bridge position and I was gobsmacked at how good they sound. I think they are a much better option to bar magnet pickups you find in say squire guitars. Good little how to video Max! The hair flick when soldering was awesome! Keep safe dude
I agree. Belcat alnico H-Rails is a great value. Changes the dynamics of single coil pups, and gives the guitar a much heavier tone ... for less than the cost of lunch. :)
Really enjoy your content man! Its nice to have someone review some inexpensive gear as oppose to a lot of gear that's $1000 or more which for some people can be difficult to get. Keep it up dude.
Hi Max! It was a great blast from the past. I did a similar thing years ago to a strat copy. I fitted a Seymour Ducan stacked humbucker in much the same way. Take care Max for your pal Helcat in Australia.
I took a guitar The brand was a GIO and I sanded the Logo off and I cut the headstock into a tele style . Then I put a fender mojocaster logo on it and then I replaced the saddle's with fender one's and The neck plate. To fender one and now I just ordered that humbucker you just showed us . And I. Going to put that in the guitar . So thanks for directing me to the website to get it .
500 likes! Thank you very much for this video! Just what I was looking for and explained in the best way. The subject of disassembling the Floyd Rose with all the strings is wonderful, I was very lazy to think about removing all the strings one by one.
I've always liked a single coil in the neck position on my Strat style guitars, but I could never get into the sound of the single coil in the bridge position. Last summer, I put one of those single sized humbuckers in the bridge, and what a difference! They're amazing for so cheap!👍😎🎸🎶
I recently put a dual rail humbucker in my used DIY Tele kit i converted to an Esquire and it's a screamer in all 3 positions especially on 1 as its signal bypasses the volume going directly to the jack...It's P90 territory. By the way, great video!
I usually test the wiring before I put it back together. I tap the pick up with a screwdriver to make sure it works. Just in case something didn't take.
Heh! Nice job Max. It definitely passed the audition. I like to watch different people do mods as you can always pickup some new technique to make things more simple. Good vid and thanks. **Very cool guitar**
Great video Max! I would love to see see more like it and perhaps some set up videos. Curious to see how much effort and time is required for some of the low end guitars.
If you do another video like this, which you should, could you do a video on 4 wire humbuckers and what you can do with splitting them? Thatd be an amazing video, how to wire push pull pots with coil splitting humbuckers.
Nice mod video. Might I suggest recording that guitar, then swapping out the trem block for a fat brass block, then recording it again? Cheap-ish mod, good content. How to, plus real results.
Easier than removing the bridge humbucker... when you pull the single coil attach a thick string or wire to it ( twist together, electrical tape, etc.) Pull it all the way through, and when you go to put the new hot rail in, reverse the process. It is the same as electricians using a fish tape to pull wire through tight or sealed spaces. Just make sure the connection is firm, but thin to slip through the chase
Thanks for the help! ,,BTW ip for you tie/tape/attach and old guitar string to old pick up wired b pulling out so you can you as a fish tape to pull new wires ....i'm just saying
G-Max is the pickups wired in series or parallel? Is the pickups coil split/tapped. What are the types,features and brand names of the pickups in this guitar after the video was finished to TH-cam? What wattage was your soldering iron? I use 15 to 30 Watt either electric AC or DC Powered for portability and ease of use. They make a quick cool DC Powered models. This was another GR8T video ! ! ! Peace & Play 🎸 On . . . 😎🤘👍 DDHarris 4-10-2020.
Also a weird thing with my starcaster. Its body is heavier then expected for basswood. Wondering if the company made a booboo and it's made of a different wood material? Like I said, it's heavier then basswood. It's the sunburst model with the arrowhead headstock. Not a single serial number on it. The neck plate was blank. Now it has the f stamped plate.
Hi max great video I noticed when you put the trem system back in a notice you changed the springs from v shape with one in the middle to 3 strait inline did that effect the action of the bridge knowing these a a nightmare to set up thanks for sharing
I know it's none of my business to tell people what they should do but just a little advice to one long haired friend to another. I always put a baseball hat one so that I can use IT to keep my hair out of the way when bending over working on something. Makes it easier.
I was just thinking about this with the free time I suddenly have, thanks for this! I've also been wondering if you'd make a video on your favorite Z-shape guitars? I've been listening to ZZ Top's "Afterburner" a lot lately and I'm feeling the itch for a new axe.
I got one of those hot rails knockoff humbucker and when I soldered it together it was super low output and unusable in comparison to my other singlecoils, I still have it laying around might try it again
Yeah, I wasted money on a bunch of super cheap H-Rails from China too. Useless. But you can get an alnico H-Rails from Belcat or GuitarMadness for under $15 each, and they sound fantastic.
This is cool. Thought about pick up swaps over the years (sd hr set for my epi lp std +) but only did it once or twice. Quarter Pounder in a strato bridge slot on the brain now. Screamed but the combo with the mid pup was lost. Though the sc np is one of my fave tones, i'm an old guy, with Blues Rock and classic Hard Rock as whatever style I have. For you and The Lynch, this makes total sense. jeezz, howzabout that price ??? I think I paid nearly $40 for the QP. '82 money.
Would cover the back of the guitar in case soldering iron slips. Would also test the rails with a coin before reinstalling plates and bridge in case soldering isn't right.
:'v What did you take out the bridge just like that wow. Amazing dude I did'n not that hack thanks. Also can you do a Floyd rose set up and intonation that would be awesome. Great content !!!!
Is it just me, or did he mess up the springs of the tremolo? At 5:00 when he opens the back the springs are set like this: / | \ and when he puts them back in at 16:35 the are set to: | | |
I bought two of these guitars to fix up with top of the line hardware. Original Floyd Rose nut and bridge, Gotoh 16:1 tuners, Seymour Duncan lil Screamin Demon in the neck and demon bucker in the bridge. However, nothing made a change for the better until I switched out the cheaply Asian made 500k volume pot. I mean this thing sucks, and what's worse is this is the same volume pot they're using on all the overseas made guitars. I switched out the junk volume pot with a Dimarzio Pro Parts 500K push pull pot. This made the biggest difference in tone out of all the hardware that was switched out. However, you have to drill a slightly bigger hole for the shaft to fit. I also had to use a dremel tool to get the new pickups and floyd to fit properly. These guitars absolutely scream!!!!
I installed a cheap dual blade humbucker to replace a single coil bridge pickup and was unimpressed. Sounded very flat and uninspiring. In retropect I failed to take into account the tone pots are 250K and typically should be 500K for a humbucker. I haven't tried swapping the pot yet but just something to keep in mind if you have a tone pot for the pickup.
For $12 I like to see how long they last. They sound good but will your guitar catch fire after 3 months. Let us know after a few months of intense playing. I'm interested.
Maybe I'm just not seeing it but where is the selector switch? I see that the push pull knob does the coil split but how to you actually change the pickups from neck to bridge?
Wouldn't mind a series of guitar maintenance tutorials.
Ace of Spades not only maintenance also setups like a setup like Buckethead but on a different branded guitar with kill switch 😎 new series “ how to “
@@gbr5199 There's already a lot of videos on kill switch install not hard to do
Just saying that's probably why Maxx hasn't done one
Got mine on eBay Amazon has them as well
Hope this helps
There's a ton of guitar maintenance and repair tutorials on the StewMac channel by the world renown luthier Dan Erlewine. StewMac is Stewart MacDonald, arguably the best known luthier supply company on the planet. Dan repairs and maintains some of the most famous guitars in history that are owned by some of the most famous guitarists in history, and often uses those maintenance jobs in his videos. Some of his videos cover really difficult work that most of us either can't do, or don't possess the correct tools to do them, but most of them are easily performed with a few standard tools most people already have. Just search for StewMac, then have some fun!
James TheDoctor Duncan StewMac is not StewMax 😁 I want it from Guitar Max!
G Br cool! 😁 I hope he gets started on them for you right away!
One suggestion - After soldering in the new pickup, and before putting back the bridge, test the new pickup. Simply plug in the guitar, and gently tap on the new pickup with a thin piece of metal to make sure it works. Remember to also test the switch, knobs, etc. to verify that everything is working as expected. This will save you a lot of time, just in case something went wrong in the replacement process.
I usually do that but I just didn't want to make the video longer than it needed to be. I suppose I could have mentioned it while I was talk though!
That's solid advice. From personal experience, it's a bitch when uou forget to add somethings up with your soldering. Lol just learning soldering when I discovered that bit of advice a few years back .
"That's what she said" works for almost any situation involving a hole.
grab and tug
10 of the 16 minutes are tuning the Floyd Rose back after the pickup swap.
You can get it back in tune, In only 10 mins?
It takes me 30 mins until it finally stays where it should
I like how CASUAL the delivery was for the "Thats what She said". Well done Sir
A few years ago, I installed a Mighty-Mite single coil into the bridge of my Stagg M350. It was such a feeling of "first time" euphoria, and it sounds great!! In so doing, I found that the original pickups are wax-potted (something I learned about on this channel). I shot Stagg an email, asking if all of their pickups are wax potted. They said yes. One of the reasons I love this show is the fact that Max is NOT a snob!! He sees the real beauty in all the guitars he reviews. I think it's awesome to have such open-mindedness, unaffected by hype and rumors.
So I ordered a cheap hotmail pickup for my starcaster strat. 11.00 bucks. Installed it. Black wire to my 5 way switch, soldered grounds to the back of the pot. Isolated the white and red and taped them off after tinting it with solder. Sounds amazing man, such a night and day difference. Added locking machine head tuners and a full vintage strat tremolo system. Awesome sound, stays in tune. Waiting on a cheap roasted maple neck from China. But basically super stratocastering it out! Next 500k pots! The neck I ordered has the bone nut already installed. The final touch! Cant wait!
This man should make a video about his guitar collection!
Rishi Rasaili thats series worthy.
@@Piggy-0145 he got so much guitars just like a guitar shop
One step you forgot to mention, after all is done and you tune the guitar you should set the pickup height. 5mm from the pole pieces to the strings is a good staring point depending on how hot the pickup is and adjust to taste from there.
Yep. i was wondering about this, as well.
Just installed 3 dual rail humbuckers in my parts caster.. 12.99 each . Awesome sound for the price ! Definitely took my Strat to the next level 🤗💕.. Thank you for this video !
Most practical pickup swapping tutorial. Thanks MAX!!!
I know this wont sound like a compliment, but it totally is. You are the Bob Ross of YT guitar channels. I could listen to you do stuff like this all the time.
How does that not sound like a compliment?
@@johnnycochran6128 Cause you always get those people who mock the way Bob Ross spoke.
There isn't a strat player alive who hasn't occasionally thought 'I wish I could get a fatter tone, but I don't want to lose my strat.' One of these cheapo hot rails pickups in the bridge position will expand your tone range exponentially. Also good to replace the lame neck pickup in every Tele ever made...
You could always attach string to the wires (or solder a long wire to the old wires) of the old pickup before pulling it out. Then use that string (or wire) to feed the new wires through the body.
Exactly I have used Dental Floss from the Dollar Store and you can tie it easier and you dont have to worry since it wont break if you need to give it a little tug . Waxed Floss is also preferable it slides easier if there are snags or any splinters in the wiring hole .
Hey Max from one guitar player to another your videos are good and important
Awesome video showing every step and explaining every step great job man especially the “that’s what she said” part haha
Absolutely love videos like these. Removing the floyd rose that way was the coolest!
Great video. You make it easy and smooth. Getting ready to do the same thing to a Kramer Focus 3000, replace the neck single with a SD Lil59. I think taking pics before will be the best tip for me. Thanks again!
I bought some of the dual rail pickups from aliexpress just to see what they are like paid less than £15 for all 3 pickups. Added one to my telecaster in the bridge position and I was gobsmacked at how good they sound. I think they are a much better option to bar magnet pickups you find in say squire guitars. Good little how to video Max! The hair flick when soldering was awesome! Keep safe dude
I agree. Belcat alnico H-Rails is a great value. Changes the dynamics of single coil pups, and gives the guitar a much heavier tone ... for less than the cost of lunch. :)
"Feed it into this hole here, what she said"... I heard what you did there. LOL...
Really enjoy your content man! Its nice to have someone review some inexpensive gear as oppose to a lot of gear that's $1000 or more which for some people can be difficult to get. Keep it up dude.
Hi Max! It was a great blast from the past. I did a similar thing years ago to a strat copy. I fitted a Seymour Ducan stacked humbucker in much the same way. Take care Max for your pal Helcat in Australia.
I took a guitar The brand was a GIO and I sanded the Logo off and I cut the headstock into a tele style . Then I put a fender mojocaster logo on it and then I replaced the saddle's with fender one's and The neck plate. To fender one and now I just ordered that humbucker you just showed us . And I. Going to put that in the guitar . So thanks for directing me to the website to get it .
500 likes! Thank you very much for this video! Just what I was looking for and explained in the best way. The subject of disassembling the Floyd Rose with all the strings is wonderful, I was very lazy to think about removing all the strings one by one.
You caught me off guard with the... that's what she said joke lol you're normally very proper and serious🤣
I've always liked a single coil in the neck position on my Strat style guitars, but I could never get into the sound of the single coil in the bridge position. Last summer, I put one of those single sized humbuckers in the bridge, and what a difference! They're amazing for so cheap!👍😎🎸🎶
I used about the same pups in mine and my daughter's Strats. Love em.
Humbucker pickups ROCK!
I recently put a dual rail humbucker in my used DIY Tele kit i converted to an Esquire and it's a screamer in all 3 positions especially on 1 as its signal bypasses the volume going directly to the jack...It's P90 territory. By the way, great video!
14:34 the hair movement I love it 🥰!
Loving that guitar, always wanted to put a humbucker on the bridge of my strat
Excellent vid Max. You taught this old dog some new tricks.
Nice solder skills bro, also that tone holy hell 😍
I usually test the wiring before I put it back together. I tap the pick up with a screwdriver to make sure it works. Just in case something didn't take.
hope your enjoying your flying......Thanks for the Video...Tim n Tina
I dig that badass HM Strat. I have one myself although it's not that wicked yellow color. Nice!
I got a 1985 Squier II with a loaded pick guard I bought years ago from Mighty Mite that has generic rails pickups it it an it sounds fantastic.
Max, your hair looks marvelous. What conditioner do you use? Good tutorial. More please.
Thanks Max I put one on my hollow body Cozart strat love it
Brilliant how to video, thanks. Going to do this on my Pacifica with HSS set up.
I really love your videos Man. Lots of love from India ❤️
Heh! Nice job Max. It definitely passed the audition. I like to watch different people do mods as you can always pickup some new technique to make things more simple. Good vid and thanks. **Very cool guitar**
Great video Max! I would love to see see more like it and perhaps some set up videos. Curious to see how much effort and time is required for some of the low end guitars.
You are the man. Love your channel dude
If you do another video like this, which you should, could you do a video on 4 wire humbuckers and what you can do with splitting them?
Thatd be an amazing video, how to wire push pull pots with coil splitting humbuckers.
Nice mod video. Might I suggest recording that guitar, then swapping out the trem block for a fat brass block, then recording it again? Cheap-ish mod, good content. How to, plus real results.
Easier than removing the bridge humbucker... when you pull the single coil attach a thick string or wire to it ( twist together, electrical tape, etc.) Pull it all the way through, and when you go to put the new hot rail in, reverse the process. It is the same as electricians using a fish tape to pull wire through tight or sealed spaces. Just make sure the connection is firm, but thin to slip through the chase
Do you have a video on how to add a new neck pickup where there hasn’t been one? Excellent video congratulations on the 100k+
Happy belated birthday bro!
Thanks for the help! ,,BTW ip for you tie/tape/attach and old guitar string to old pick up wired b pulling out so you can you as a fish tape to pull new wires ....i'm just saying
Btw You really helped out with reccomending Dragonfire pickups. They're really awesome
Good vid Max. Informative and entertaining :).
Another Good Video! Cool Swap!
Yeah...."a lot better with Humbucker"😱
TFS Enjoyed!
Can you do a review on the De Rosa 12 string acoustics? You can find them on reverb. Thanks
Its 4am here.. I was about to sleep and this came HAHAHA no sleep today i guess..
G-Max is the pickups wired in series or parallel? Is the pickups coil split/tapped. What are the types,features and brand names of the pickups in this guitar after the video was finished to TH-cam? What wattage was your soldering iron? I use 15 to 30 Watt either electric AC or DC Powered for portability and ease of use. They make a quick cool DC Powered models. This was another GR8T video ! ! ! Peace & Play 🎸 On . . . 😎🤘👍 DDHarris 4-10-2020.
Also a weird thing with my starcaster. Its body is heavier then expected for basswood. Wondering if the company made a booboo and it's made of a different wood material? Like I said, it's heavier then basswood. It's the sunburst model with the arrowhead headstock. Not a single serial number on it. The neck plate was blank. Now it has the f stamped plate.
Feed it into this hole. That’s what she said: Maxx 2020
Hi max great video I noticed when you put the trem system back in a notice you changed the springs from v shape with one in the middle to 3 strait inline did that effect the action of the bridge knowing these a a nightmare to set up thanks for sharing
Thought I was the only one who noticed that, also would there have been a pickup height adjustment?
I know it's none of my business to tell people what they should do but just a little advice to one long haired friend to another. I always put a baseball hat one so that I can use IT to keep my hair out of the way when bending over working on something. Makes it easier.
Nice! What did you set the pickup height at?
I was just thinking about this with the free time I suddenly have, thanks for this!
I've also been wondering if you'd make a video on your favorite Z-shape guitars? I've been listening to ZZ Top's "Afterburner" a lot lately and I'm feeling the itch for a new axe.
Love your content man. Has anyone ever told you that you and comic actor Michael Ian Black resemble one another?
I got one of those hot rails knockoff humbucker and when I soldered it together it was super low output and unusable in comparison to my other singlecoils, I still have it laying around might try it again
Yeah, I wasted money on a bunch of super cheap H-Rails from China too. Useless. But you can get an alnico H-Rails from Belcat or GuitarMadness for under $15 each, and they sound fantastic.
better than fender tutorial!
You should review a Hamer slammer with rails!
Now active with insane sounds live grid
Could you add some type of quick disconnect connectors in case you wanted to put the original back in?
14:33 i have to learn that move
Good stuff Max, thanks stay safe
This is cool. Thought about pick up swaps over the years (sd hr set for my epi lp std +) but only did it once or twice. Quarter Pounder in a strato bridge slot on the brain now. Screamed but the combo with the mid pup was lost.
Though the sc np is one of my fave tones, i'm an old guy, with Blues Rock and classic Hard Rock as whatever style I have.
For you and The Lynch, this makes total sense.
jeezz, howzabout that price ??? I think I paid nearly $40 for the QP. '82 money.
Dude can you share the wiring diagram for that?
Thank you.
Really good overall. I'm slightly triggered that you appeared to leave the plastic on the backplates but I'll let that slide :)
Very cool thanks for the tutorial👍😎👍
Max Can you Check out a Dean Ml 79 or Dimebag Washburn signature
You should try to put a Dragonfire Screamer in the bridge next!
Would cover the back of the guitar in case soldering iron slips. Would also test the rails with a coin before reinstalling plates and bridge in case soldering isn't right.
I prefer single coils in the neck,better tone and you can still shred,it just sounds better
What's that Candy Apple Red Strat with white pickguard?
It's a Sawtooth. I did an unboxing with it a while back. Very nice $150 guitar!
Here's the review he did after the unboxing video. th-cam.com/video/X7TmB78Biwg/w-d-xo.html
cool stuff
Did you solder the white and red wires together before covering with the heat-shrink tubing? I couldn't tell.
I have Duncan Hot Rails in one of my Steinbergers. Very nice pickups.
Uggh... I would have left it. 🤘
Just subbed , awesome video
:'v What did you take out the bridge just like that wow. Amazing dude I did'n not that hack thanks. Also can you do a Floyd rose set up and intonation that would be awesome. Great content !!!!
11:26
Just wondering, I'm quite new to guitar, is it possible to switch a guitar with humbuckers out for sing coils
Do this pickups work in any position, for example If a buy 3 of them are they gonna work properly?
Is it just me, or did he mess up the springs of the tremolo? At 5:00 when he opens the back the springs are set like this: / | \ and when he puts them back in at 16:35 the are set to: | | |
Bernd Hart it works the same just different placement
I bought two of these guitars to fix up with top of the line hardware. Original Floyd Rose nut and bridge, Gotoh 16:1 tuners, Seymour Duncan lil Screamin Demon in the neck and demon bucker in the bridge. However, nothing made a change for the better until I switched out the cheaply Asian made 500k volume pot. I mean this thing sucks, and what's worse is this is the same volume pot they're using on all the overseas made guitars. I switched out the junk volume pot with a Dimarzio Pro Parts 500K push pull pot. This made the biggest difference in tone out of all the hardware that was switched out. However, you have to drill a slightly bigger hole for the shaft to fit. I also had to use a dremel tool to get the new pickups and floyd to fit properly. These guitars absolutely scream!!!!
Can you plz suggest me a pickup set for chapman cap 10 (hsh) for blues and hard rock.....
I installed a cheap dual blade humbucker to replace a single coil bridge pickup and was unimpressed. Sounded very flat and uninspiring. In retropect I failed to take into account the tone pots are 250K and typically should be 500K for a humbucker. I haven't tried swapping the pot yet but just something to keep in mind if you have a tone pot for the pickup.
Bro is that a Saab you're leaning on in your intro?
I hope it's a Fucking Turbo, looks so funny!! At least it matches his Hair!!
Looks like a 9-3
Why is the guitar not painted inside of the guitar with the cool finish? Why painted black?
“That’s what she said” 😂😂😂😂
Guitar max is cool thanks for making video sometimes I watch them 2 times so much good info 🤘🏻are you on Instagram
That was very nice!
Thanks
For $12 I like to see how long they last. They sound good but will your guitar catch fire after 3 months. Let us know after a few months of intense playing. I'm interested.
You don't need to remove/loosen bridge pickup - neck cables should fit perfectly
Maybe I'm just not seeing it but where is the selector switch? I see that the push pull knob does the coil split but how to you actually change the pickups from neck to bridge?
Daniel Sheehan The push pull is the pickup selector, the way Lynch wanted it. Neck only or bridge only.