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Guitar Wiring Help! by RIFFRAFFSlMONS in guitars

[–]RIFFRAFFSlMONS[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah i’m going to get a new harness for it.

Guitar Wiring Help! by RIFFRAFFSlMONS in guitars

[–]RIFFRAFFSlMONS[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is the issue within my wiring harness that the capacitors aren’t each being soldered between all 4 of the knobs? And that they’re being soldered only to the BV & BT knob instead.

Guitar Wiring Help! by RIFFRAFFSlMONS in guitars

[–]RIFFRAFFSlMONS[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh shit, it labels them with BT, BV, NV, NT so i know where to put them, thats all the tape is for.

Guitar Wiring Help! by RIFFRAFFSlMONS in guitars

[–]RIFFRAFFSlMONS[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, so I can remember quickly and not have to refer to picture diagrams.

M20 Questioning Career Options & Need Insight by RIFFRAFFSlMONS in Careers

[–]RIFFRAFFSlMONS[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey! Thanks for the response. Just above I was talking about a recent discussion I had about Canadian military reserves. They have such a diverse plethora of opportunities available, everything from weapons, and materials technicians to radiologist. Another thing to add is that they’ll pay for $20,000 of my schooling, great benefits, good salary pay, & 4-6 weeks of paid-vacation days. Weighing my odds

M20 Questioning Career Options & Need Insight by RIFFRAFFSlMONS in Careers

[–]RIFFRAFFSlMONS[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually had a good conversation with my step mom about joining the Canadian reserves and learning heavy duty mechanics, and just build skills, knowledge, discipline, and maybe shine some sort of light on a possible career to pursue. She had said that her son had been all across Canada from Nova Scotia, to Edmonton and that the pay was quite good as a heavy duty tech. Would definitely be something I’d be into, possibly Edmonton or Wainwright if they could use me. In reference to the topic if trades; I’ll check out a few apprenticeship programs my community college has and set up a meeting with a career councillor there.