Thanks for all help, I'm very green when it comes to wiring and guitar restoration but would love to learn more and I figure this h802 is a good place to start. From the above wiring diagram it looks like it should go to the volume pot but I'm not certain which part, perhaps where the silver wiring initially connects from the pickup selector?Īs you can see the pick guard isn't looking too good, rather than replacing I'm just going to cut a piece of vinyl and attach it to make up for the broken portion. Based off of this wiring diagram, it looks like the wire in the clear housing coming off the input should be soldered to the tone pot? In this photo have placed said wire over where I'm assuming it should go, is this correct. I am seeking help determining where to solder them, here is what I'm working with. Got this Harmony H802 with two severed wires, one is coming from the input and the other is the grounding wire.
#Harmony h802 free#
Combine Guitars - unusual kits & customs Harmony H-802 Sunburst 1970s Vintage Guitar 249 10 price drop 239 Used Fair Add to Cart Harmony H-802 1970s - Sunburst 298 Used Very Good Free Shipping Add to Cart Vintage Harmony H-802 Electric Guitar, Rosewood Fingerboard, Sunburst 269. Seymour Duncan Wiring Diagrams For most of your wiring diagram needs, a pretty comprehensive guide. Official Luthiers Forum Lots of great stuff here, Mainly for acoustics, but also for electrics. Focuses on telecasters, has a lot of info on building and finishing (check the "Tele Home Depot" and "Finely Finished" subforums). talkbass The "Luthier's Corner" has lots of info, step by step tutorials and build logs (mostly basses, of course). Musical Instrument Makers Forum Lots of tutorials, sign up needed to see the forum archives, but highly recommended. 
Electric Herald Tutorials, guides, and other useful information. Project Guitar great resource, with many tutorials. /r/CustomMadeInstruments - for everything else in custom instruments. /r/obscureguitars - for everything weird, wonderful, and unusual in the luthier world. /r/bass - for all your bass related needs. /r/guitarplaying - post videos of your talent!. 
/r/guitar - for all your guitar related needs.Everything about making musical instruments Related Reddits
0 kommentar(er)
