@schwifty The beauty about it is that there is no soldering. Basically easy for trial and error troubleshooting which input ports to insert hots especially phasing on the humbuckers and piezo that may occur. That could only be done by…   Read more»

@boo Yes it is cool, my last build had a piezo tune o matic and wired passive. Was not fully satisfied. Recently got a pre amp from tone monster. Solderless wiring harness. Had the same principle. Made the modification to…   Read more»

@frank1985
Yes you can do that.

Never in my wildest dreams that I would make an acoustic bridge like such. Unreal what Mark has done to release such potentials. Saw the acoustic bridge course and had a light bulb moment and came up with this….   Read more»

Wow, interesting

You can use it I think. Has to be a longer version and access should be by the end of the neck and not on the headstock. Not enough meat on the headstock. 

@boo Good one!

@robin Nice work!

Good stuff everyone. I have yet to make my own. I still meticulously manually do it fret by fret and file off the tang ends. Unreal how long it it takes. All 22 of them. Now I have a 24…   Read more»

Can you see it now? It is plug and play

Hi     Ok, I use tone monster harness that has the same principle of solderless wiring system. Keep in mind pick ups have different color coding based on the manafacturer. The yellow and red terminal ports are your positive…   Read more»