I got it all wired up. Here it is now.
Now he has a breakout panel to have all his connections on the side. No more moving pedals to connect his snake in random spots.
All Bartolini pickups are passive. If you have Bartolini pickups in an active bass, the passive pickups are run into an active preamp. Preamps really thrive with good passive pickups. You can gut any active bass with Bartolini pickups and wire it up passive just by removing the preamp. Some...
I got my next project. These are the before shots of the board.
This is how he ran it and used it. I labeled his connections for his snake. Imagine hooking that up every gig; moving pedals and having cables coming out the bottom.
The project I've had pending for a month now is to rewire my buddy's pedalboard. Here's got a full PT-PRO that he runs four cable method and then splits the return with stereo effects into two amps. He hooks everything up to random pedals on the board, and it's a rats nest. His singer tried...
Call it "occupational therapy". I decided to make all the cables for my pedalboard with the Sqareplug jacks I ordered. Now the bass board is done.
I've had some work pending from before the accident, and this proves I should be able to do it.
That's why you practice. You do that joke at rehearsal twice a week for a month, and you'll keep a straight face at the gig.
That shit was my jam for years. You just gotta take your jokes seriously.
You guys are mean. Basses are instruments too. So are kazoos. Have a little respect.
To the OP, a buddy of mine put Duncan QPs in a Squire and it ripped. That's his recording bass. I'd rewire it and call it a day.