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Permalink Reply by Daryl Bookout on September 1, 2009 at 8:05am What I do is solder a stripped length of solid core wire from the ground lug to the back of the pot and then solder all of the ground wires to that wire, including just one that goes to the ground on the jack. This way you apply the least amount of heat to the pot which could cause damage.
Daryl, from your pic it looked like you may have a stereo jack, maybe the original ground wire you soldered went to the wrong tab...
Also, I wire mine like the diagram that Wes posted, it looks like you reversed the wires on the outside lugs of the pot.
Glad it worked out!
Permalink Reply by Tres Seaver on September 1, 2009 at 11:37am Great info, thanks for the help guys! This thing sounds good, looks great and was a lot of fun to build!! I'm hooked on CBG's now. Can't wait to take one up to our local blues jam and see how she acts in public. :)
Permalink Reply by Daryl Bookout on September 1, 2009 at 3:08pm Daryl Bookout said:Great info, thanks for the help guys! This thing sounds good, looks great and was a lot of fun to build!! I'm hooked on CBG's now. Can't wait to take one up to our local blues jam and see how she acts in public. :)
Cool -- post photos / recording / video, please!
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