Can anyone recommend this?

[Figstrum]

http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Electronics,_pickups/Supplies:_Wiring_kits/1/JPLP_Wiring_Kit_for_Les_Paul/Details.html#details

 

This is supposed to be the JP wiring set for Les Paul guitars avail though stewmac. Its about $50.

 

 

Will this fit an Epi Lp Sndrd?

 

 

Has any1 used this set up for an Epi LP Standard?

 

[charlie brown]

I've not used the "Ernie Ball" coated strings, but I have used Elixir's...in that guage! No problem, at all.

 

 

CB

[Figstrum]

I like 10 gauge because you can play longer without getting your hand tired. I like the 11 gauge tone, but you can tweak with the 10 gauge sound.

And, still sound good.

 

Its ALL about GEAR!!!!

[brianh]

You could also try the Mojo pre-wired version. They're $30 more, but most of the wiring is done, everything but the pickups. Should save an hour or two of soldering.

 

http://www.mojomusicalsupply.com/item.asp?pid=577826&pg=92721&id=2115080

[Figstrum]

This looks awesome. I am looking for this same set up, but with the push/pull pots to single tap the humbuckers. If you know where to get this, I would appreciate the info Thnx.

[brianh]

This looks awesome. I am looking for this same set up' date=' but with the push/pull pots to single tap the humbuckers. If you know where to get this, I would appreciate the info Thnx.[/quote']

 

I'd call Mojo and/or Stew/Mac. They both have push-pull pots and should be able to set you up.

[Figstrum]

Well, I found out that this set up (stewmac) might not work for my guitar as the pots are long. I need the short CTS push/pull set up to avoid having to modify the body of the guitar. As you might have already figured, this CTS push/pull pots are not real easy to find.

 

Im getting frutrated looking for this stuff!!! (more frustrated with my slow pc)

[Figstrum]

Wow, Can yall hear the crickets here?

[John Beef]

I hate to say it, but I have never seen a CTS push/pull. I'd love it if anyone could track them down.