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Makes me feel better about buying my '79 LP KM when I did.

https://images.app.goo.gl/4ABwqpkZvCDr8Nyu9 Mike Bloomfield

Here is another guy who plays mean blues on a bucket equipped geetar.

NMA I was just hunting for the same solution.

Well, I know I can't or shouldn't tell anyone what to like, or what to spend xxxx amount of money on, but I happened upon a couple years newer SG STD in Cream White that is super nice, had a complete set of EMG pickups installed along with all the pots and wiring for the active circuitry...

I see what you did there, my slick Canadian stranger.

Glad to hear of progress, NIB. I know a few members here in the UK too. Some in London area, some in surrounding cities/towns. I am sure you will get it sorted at home or at your luthier's place since it seems improvements have already happened. Another thing to guard against is heating up...

Like my buddy's

My other favorite that is similar to SG but different.

The P90/Humbucker pairing is what my buddy's BFG came with.

One of my other babies, and it has 24 frets plus a trem.

Thanks @devnulljp I owe all I am and all I aspire to be, to her. As I closed the lid on her casket, I told her how she did her best and that I was so proud of her. Then of course my dam broke and I got her face all wet from tears. God bless all of our members here. Mom still comes out...

@Roger Phillips, let us see a pic or 2 of the side view as the strings pass over your bridge pickup and on up past the neck pup. We will be looking to see pickup heights. Sometimes a simple height adjustment of both pups to even out the signal can make the weak sound of the bridge pickup improve.

Interesting, @rabbit Thanks for posting this. Also, welcome to the forum to you too.

BTW @devnulljp, welcome to the forum as I see you have under 100 posts. I have been around for a decade, but sometimes am on less due to issues like the past couple years and our mom having a stroke and finally passing the day b4 Halloween. One thing I try to do is my best ( within my...

I know this doesn't have anything to do with Classic's wiring, but I always have a concern about neck angles on set neck guitars. Here is a shot of my SG Classic. How do yours compare? For all of you Classic owners.

@devnulljp, does your SG Classic Cavity cover look like this? Or more like this or what?

According to what I hear/ read as Gibson Specs, Set neck straight, string guitar to pitch, capo on 1st fret. Push down on 17th, Measure with 5/64 feeler on Low E, 3/64 on High E at the 15th Fret. Adjust your neck accordingly with truss rod adjustment. Of course you will also have to...