New (to me) Ric Day
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2022 11:14 pm
Hi;
I just picked up this 1988 360WB lefty in Ruby. Great guitar, though I’m still trying to figure some of it out. Definitely different that the PRS, LPs, and Strats I’m used to. All part of the adventure.
I’m curious though, if it’s possible that the pickups are out of phase. In the middle position, there’s a definite comb filter happening, really thin sounding, but it regains some “meat” if I back either of the volumes back a hair. Either pickup onnits own is fine.
Oh, and besides moving the control layout to be closer to a Gibson layout, it appears a previous owner decided to rwire the pots for reverse “lefty” rotation, but kept the normal log taper pots installed. I have a full compliment of Bourns pots enroute, 250K reverse log taper for the volumes, linear 500Ks for the tones, and a little switch-up - a 500K Bourns blend/balance dual-gang pot for a blend control (rather than the secondary nexk volume).
I just picked up this 1988 360WB lefty in Ruby. Great guitar, though I’m still trying to figure some of it out. Definitely different that the PRS, LPs, and Strats I’m used to. All part of the adventure.
I’m curious though, if it’s possible that the pickups are out of phase. In the middle position, there’s a definite comb filter happening, really thin sounding, but it regains some “meat” if I back either of the volumes back a hair. Either pickup onnits own is fine.
Oh, and besides moving the control layout to be closer to a Gibson layout, it appears a previous owner decided to rwire the pots for reverse “lefty” rotation, but kept the normal log taper pots installed. I have a full compliment of Bourns pots enroute, 250K reverse log taper for the volumes, linear 500Ks for the tones, and a little switch-up - a 500K Bourns blend/balance dual-gang pot for a blend control (rather than the secondary nexk volume).