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How to Wire an Electric Guitar? 5 Quick Diagrams<\/h1>\n
Wiring an electric guitar isn't something for rocket scientists, I assure you. Despite the wires, potentiometers, and all those strange symbols on the schematics, it's a job that with a little patience and the right tools can easily be done in your own garage. I've been there, burned a few potentiometers, made cold solder joints that looked like works of art but didn't sound right, and in the end, I realized that the secret is understanding. What<\/em> you're doing, not only as<\/em>.<\/p>\n If you're here, you've probably already disassembled a few guitars, changed a pickup, or maybe you have a brand new project just waiting to come to life. Well, you're in the right place. I won't tell you about unified field theory, but I will give you the tools to tackle a scheme of wiring<\/a> for electric guitar<\/strong> without breaking a sweat. We will see together the reason for things, so the next time a wire doesn't sound, you know where to look.nn<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"