Description
Hoagland Custom, located in sunny Fernandina Beach, Florida, has specialized in custom guitar wiring and pickup making for over 25 years…
& we love what we do!
This is a handcrafted Jazz Bass style wiring harness. It is “drop-in” ready and VERY easy to install! This wiring solution does not include the control plate. It will fit into your current control plate easily.
It is available right-handed or left-handed.
AVAILABLE HARDWARE:
- optional chrome control plate & mounting screws – $30 upgrade
- optional nickel control plate & mounting screws – $30 upgrade
- optional black control plate & mounting screws – $35 upgrade
- optional gold control plate & mounting screws – $35 upgrade
- “Pure Tone” premium output jack – $6 upgrade
AVAILABLE CAPACITORS:
- Sprague “Orange Drop” poly capacitor, as standard & no additional cost
- MojoTone Dijon Premium Foil/Film capacitor – $3 upgrade (From the manufacturer: “Mojotone Dijon capacitors are high quality foil/film capacitors made to our exact specification. We like to call them musical capacitors because of their good tone and transparency.”)
- Mallory “Mustard” capacitor – $4 upgrade
- Centralab “Royal Blue” mylar-in-oil capacitor – $13 upgrade
- Vitamin T “Silver Barrel” paper-in-oil capacitor – $14 upgrade
STANDARD INCLUDES:
- 2 CTS or Bourns Pro Series volume controls, short-shaft, 250k value, audio taper
- 1 CTS or Bourns Pro Series tone control, short-shaft, 250k value, linear taper
- 1 Sprague “Orange Drop” poly capacitor, .047mfd value
- Switchcraft mono output jack
- Gavitt vintage style, cloth covered wire
- easy-to-follow wiring diagram
- tech support phone & email
Grounds loops cause buzzing and humming. While they are easy to avoid, we’ve noticed that there are a lot of handcrafted wiring solutions being offered elsewhere that incorporate ground loops. Not good. Our custom shop wiring harnesses are guaranteed to be ground loop-free.
While all of our wiring solutions are built to be installed rather easily, we always recommend that you have a guitar professional at your local guitar shop install it for you. There are issues that sometimes come up during installation (grounding, shielding, etc.) and your local guitar tech is equipped to diagnose & handle those for you.
