tommorichards

Im not a fan of the look without one tbh. It would suit a tort guard down to the ground.

Ive seen a couple of these now. http://basschat.co.uk/topic/312059-fender-62-reissue-p-bass-cij-oly-white-l675-posted-now-650-posted/page__p__3375981__hl__62__fromsearch__1#entry3375981

That looks fantastic as always Andy.

its alright, i love wiring mods. Makes a bass tastey.

[quote name='Conan' timestamp='1488959407' post='3253176'] [/quote] I was just about to post this.

Find a correct size bolt, saw, drill, and then tap it yourself. The wilkinson bridge is probably the easiest solution though.

USA and MEX 99% of the time fit eachother, scratchplate wise. Its the japanese ones where the issue lies.

It would probably be easier wiring it for a stacked vol vol as you'd have to find the right values for the pots in a stacked format, which may not be too easy. Though its probably doable, and i've not done it myself.

The scale lengths are the same, they have the same number of frets, but the heel of the neck seems to be more curved on the bronco bass, so it may not fit as snugly as the original one.

I dont think it will be as easy as that as you need to consider the wiring for the humbucker when just it is selected, as well as if you want the outer coil and single coil (jazz option) in series or parallel (jazz is normally parallel). As it stands, im not sure on how it would be wired up, though i suspect you would need the 4PDT switch (top right) for something this fancy. however, this site has a lot of schematics for wiring mods, and if you cant find what you're looking for, the owner can design you a custom diagram (i think he charges a fee, but i'd have a chat to him via email to see if its possible first). Its a great site for 90% of guitar wiring mods [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] [/font][/color][url="http://guitarelectronics.com/"]http://guitarelectronics.com/[/url][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] [/font][/color]

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The extra wires won't be coming from the pickups, but a brass plate in each pickup cavity. Its the 70's version of copper tape shielding. Any standard Jazz pickup will fork fine.

Theres no "wrong" way to wire up the pots as long as they work how theyre supposed to. People change which lug the capacitor is connected to, and which lug the pickup hot wire is connected to. Yours is supposed to look like this picture.

Ive been looking for a celluloid scratchplate for my recently acquired 62 RI jazz. However, they all seem to be for the US/MEX models, and none say japanese. What is the difference between them?

Its the quo look though. And if the original parts fail, or are broken, its what you need to make it a gigging bass.

sounds pretty good, like a fat middle pickuped strat. Ill have to make a video of it.