Finally! The best damn video I've seen on You Tube on how to replace a selector switch on a Gibson Les Paul. I'm trying to replace my switch because the neck pickup is not working with the same volume as the bridge. My problem is I just don't have enough wiring at the switch to resolder or replace it. Sir you are a true professional at what you're doing (unlike a bunch of people trying to repair a guitar switch AND not explaining how the whole procedure works).
Great to see you again, thank you very much for sharing from Wiesbaden Germany. Watched you for many hours and enjoyed every minute improving my abilities 👍
So glad to see some new throbak videos. I check to see if any have been uploaded on a fairly regular basis. Thanks for the content and the awesome pickups.
Thanks for making this video. It convinced me to purchase a vintage 50's style Les Paul guitar wiring harness w. toggle and jack kit from your shop. And the video makes the installation painless. Again, thank you!
Great video and channel. Ive always struggled with my Weller soldering iron and never did a good job with it. What exact model are you using and what temperature and wattage setting do you recommend? Cheers! Rob from the Adirondacks of Upstate NY.
This was a great video Jon, as was the wiring harness video. One of my LPs, a Deluxe ('76/'77?) , that I've had for over 47 years has the metal plate and the cover. I'm contemplating changing to your '50s style wiring harness, so based on what you mentioned early on in the video, I guess I would need the long shaft? After watching this video, I think I may change the switch as well? Thanks and cheers, MB
Been missing your videos, glad to see some fresh content. Excellent stuff, as always. One of your competitors has begun offering clones of Centralab pots with close copies of the vintage CRL torque and taper. I won’t name the competitor here, but do you have any plans to do something similar?
Our pots are CTS with a custom vintage taper that match the taper of the pots in my 1957 Les Paul. I may at some point contact Bourns as a alternative to CTS pots but the CTS pots have been consistently great for us.
Finally! The best damn video I've seen on You Tube on how to replace a selector switch on a Gibson Les Paul. I'm trying to replace my switch because the neck pickup is not working with the same volume as the bridge. My problem is I just don't have enough wiring at the switch to resolder or replace it. Sir you are a true professional at what you're doing (unlike a bunch of people trying to repair a guitar switch AND not explaining how the whole procedure works).
Loved our video, keep them coming
Great to see you again, thank you very much for sharing from Wiesbaden Germany. Watched you for many hours and enjoyed every minute improving my abilities 👍
So glad to see some new throbak videos. I check to see if any have been uploaded on a fairly regular basis. Thanks for the content and the awesome pickups.
Thanks for making this video. It convinced me to purchase a vintage 50's style Les Paul guitar wiring harness w. toggle and jack kit from your shop.
And the video makes the installation painless. Again, thank you!
Very informative video. I’m on a budget and purchased a les Paul copy. I will be upgrading all electronics in it including pickups. 👍
Very helpful and well done video.
Great video and channel. Ive always struggled with my Weller soldering iron and never did a good job with it. What exact model are you using and what temperature and wattage setting do you recommend? Cheers! Rob from the Adirondacks of Upstate NY.
Very helpful thank you
This was a great video Jon, as was the wiring harness video. One of my LPs, a Deluxe ('76/'77?) , that I've had for over 47 years has the metal plate and the cover. I'm contemplating changing to your '50s style wiring harness, so based on what you mentioned early on in the video, I guess I would need the long shaft? After watching this video, I think I may change the switch as well? Thanks and cheers, MB
Nice video and info, thanks!
What amp and effects are using while playing?
Fender Princeton Reverb and a Nobels ODR-1.
Do you have any new pickups coming out this year?
We will. stay tuned.
Been missing your videos, glad to see some fresh content. Excellent stuff, as always. One of your competitors has begun offering clones of Centralab pots with close copies of the vintage CRL torque and taper. I won’t name the competitor here, but do you have any plans to do something similar?
Our pots are CTS with a custom vintage taper that match the taper of the pots in my 1957 Les Paul. I may at some point contact Bourns as a alternative to CTS pots but the CTS pots have been consistently great for us.
Where can you buy the black plastic tubing? Thanks!