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Yes all the grounds are coming in from the same place but by installing a 600v capacitor you isolate the shielding ground from the return ground. It creates a Faraday cage around your control cavity thus eliminating the hummm. The 600v cap not only isolate all the control ground from the return but ...

You might like this one better, this one is my own design.

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Eh... I don't understand your comment. Is it an insult? Do you want pictures from closer? What do you mean?

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Thanks

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I bought this Ibanez 20 years ago 2nd hand. The owner before me really made a crappy paint job on it. It was brush painted china red with a childish black bird draw. I quickly repainted black at the time but I was never satisfied. For the swirl I used metallic can spray paint on already black body. ...

Edward wrote:If you buy an Edwards then of course you don't need to do any of these things, nothing needs to be changed

If you by a LCG too (LCG are my guitars)hehehe
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It can make a big difference. But not as big a difference as a good practice schedule. I went through a stage of upgrading pickups and electronics and then I realised I was spending a ton of money on upgrading a cheap piece of wood. So I stopped and haven’t upgraded a guitar since, both my electric...

I've been toying with the idea of having the pickups and electrics replaced in my strat ("Duncan Designed" atm)... is it really that big an improvement? Start by shielding your guitar.I'm sure you can find some tutorial in this forum on how t to do it yourself. If you're not comfortable t...

You guys are all talking about wood, finishing and pickups. Even if all of those things are important, this is not where big company are faulty. All of the above can easily be check by customers but nobody check the electronics. They purposely make the "cheaper guitars" sound crap by igno...

Ironbird13 wrote:nice, one of the first swirl jobs I like.
perfect shape for an electric Balalaika

Thanks(not for the balalaika comment) lol:lol:

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This is the back. Notice the back plate made of wood and swirl as well. Also picture of the head.

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Yeah sorry my pics are not better.


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Hi, just wanted to show you my latest built. It's a light weight(Cedar) body with swirl paint, super low action, 9 different tones(with push/pull), no treble bleeding, completely shielded and quiet single coil, anti-electrocution system. Wilkinson pickups and Kahler tremolo bridge. The idea behind t...

You guys are all talking about wood, finishing and pickups. Even if all of those things are important, this is not where big company are faulty. All of the above can easily be check by customers but nobody check the electronics. They purposely make the "cheaper guitars" sound crap by ignor...