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Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
Well, we’ve done volume controls so it sort of makes sense to throw the
tone control into the mix too. And, for that, we need a new little helper.
Let’s welcome the capacitor…
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
At some places in a circuit, we want to see a nice, low-resistance path
from one point to another. But, in the right circumstances, higher
resistance can be pretty useful. Let’s look at resistance, pots, and volume
controls…
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
Lets talk about electrical continuity. It’s an important concept for any
wiring troubleshooting job so we should get a grip on it.
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
An interesting repair I’ve seen a few times. Also a discussion on the
operation of the Jazzmaster and Jaguar tremolo/vibrato tailpieces and, in
particular, the trem lock function. Read more…
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
After last week’s post about expensive gear and tools, I need to sit you
down and have one of those talks. I may even need to use your middle name
when speaking to you. And you can take that look of your face too. 😄
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
Strobe tuners are incredibly accurate and operate in a cool, nerdy analogue
manner. Should you get one to up your setup or tuning game?
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
Spot levelling a single high fret can be a quick and easy way to deal with
it. Sometimes, though, it’s difficult to properly identify problem frets
and dealing with them can quickly become complicated.
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
Sometimes the guitar gods smile on you and it’s possible to deal with a
single high fret in isolation without having to level the whole neck. This
is a big time-saver so here’s how it’s done when the fates allow…
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
Sometimes fingerboard inlays can start to lift out of the board, making for
really annoying playing. The fix isn’t too tricky to do.
