Guitar wiring debacle!!

[delux1959]

So......

I decided to rewire my guitar! I attacked it with aplomb and started snipping wires off the pick-up selector, the pots and pulling said parts off the guitar. next I tried yanking on the wires that lead to the switch and was greeted with a lot of resistance. So i pulled harder and a wire broke just outside of the channel to the switch compartment. Basically all the wires were crammed so tightly that I can figure out how to get them out, and I don't want to break them all making it even harder!! By the way they used shielded wire from the pot to the switch.
Any body have any suggestions?

[Jana]

The only suggestion I have is, don't rewire the house.

[NickC]

Sorry. I tried. But I don't have anything polite to say about this. I just hope it's all a really bad joke.

[overtone]

Must be one of thoes guiars without conduit pipe.
1. Drill pilot-holes to get to the rest of the wire.
2. Drill and fit conduit, saves using shielded wire.
Or just go Bluetooth / Wi-Five.

[VacuumVoodoo]

The channels are filled with goop to keep wires from rattling. You're doomed.

[tribi9]

Drill speed holes all through the body.

[Leo_Gnardo]

Talk about getting started all wrong. You should never attack a guitar with aplomb. A peach or a pear, an apricot, even an ordinary apple, maybe.

The only logical move you could make now is attack your guitar with a coconut. We'll be waiting for the video...

[Jana]

I've had two pots of coffee this morning and I am bouncing off the walls. Do you think another pot would help calm me down? Should I check the bias on the coffee maker? Would that help?

It's only 11 degrees below zero--should I go and shovel the snow from one side of the yard to the other?

[Jana]

Come on, people. It's only been 27 seconds since my last post--what's taking you so long to respond?

[Jana]

Screw this! I'm going over to TGP.

[Jana]

I'm back. Did you miss me?

[NickC]

Come on, people. It's only been 27 seconds since my last post--what's taking you so long to respond?

I would have responded sooner, but you got me to thinking (sounds dangerous, eh?) ...... and I HAD to check the bias of my drip-coffee maker. I was shocked when I opened it up and discovered that, not only wasn't there an unused triode, there were no vacuum tubes at all!

Do you happen to have a schematic and layout for converting the timer and clock to point-to-point tube driven circuit?

[Jana]

Use just about any CBS era silver face layout--they look like they would be best used for a coffee maker instead of a guitar amp.

[NickC]

Use just about any CBS era silver face layout--they look like they would be best used for a coffee maker instead of a guitar amp.

So that would be the Silver Face Drip Edge model? Makes sense ...... drip edge for a drip coffee maker. Thanks!

[eniam rognab]

ive got some "as new old stock" coffee grinds you could "brew roll" if you like

tone is kinda dark, could be creamier...