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lucis
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I've very intested in this guitar, however it appears there is no back cavity for the electronics AFAICS. How exactly do you get to the wiring for the pickups and toggle?
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hotdogman85
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Pretty much as you would on a semi hollow guitar with no F-holes: through the pickup cavities. Patience can definitely be a virtue.
HTH
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brer
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it gets easier with practice.
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imported_Adrian
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Would/do you make a jig for the wiring harness?
Tony D
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donayullss
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You could if you wanted to; it's not a big deal to do so, it would only need to be a piece of wood with some appropriately-placed holes in it.
However, I'm not sure there would be a lot of point in doing this with a new guitar, unless it had suffered serious damage. The parts as stock should be of high quality.
What did you have in mind?
HTH
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