I just thought of this as the simplest solution: what if the connection met at the output jack? Meaning the neck went to the pot and then to the output, and the bridge went to its own pot and then the output.

I know it has been done with telecasters since the beginning, but the toggle switch is intact so I am assuming that's how to get around the "master pot" issue.

I read somewhere that If I switch the grounds I could pull it off, but I'm not sure how.

I want to get rid of the terrible toggle switch on my Jagmaster -- so I just deleted it from the equation. The idea is that I can blend either the neck or the bridge. Is this the proper way to do it?

A see a floating fret... or is it just the camera? (Third fret from the left)

Yeah, I wanted to keep it under 200. I saw a really clean bullet mod that basically made me join this forum. I love musicmasters. I know some people aren't fans because of the lack of versatility, but if you crank them just right, they sound amazing. So the single coil neck pickup with master volume ...

LIPSTICK TUBES!

my first +1 goes to you.

Ah, that 65 reissue Mustang catches my eye (Color scheme).

But to each his own!

I was thinking about just modding the electronic setup. The body has some dings, but I'm not one to give a shit.

Hello members. Among my rather small collection of guitars I have a strat copy by a company called "Sunlite." It looks suspiciously like an SX and it plays ok. I'm thinking of creating a project out of it.

Here are the specs:

Stratocaster Copy
25.5 scale
rosewood fretboard
3 single-coil pickups
6 ...