How To Use a Digital Multimeter For Guitar Repair - Part 1

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@Sivadtu 2 года назад

"OL" does not mean "overload" in this case. it means "open loop", as in no continuity.

@stormman8393 3 года назад

Dylan, you're to be commended for the time you take to help other people who don't know this stuff. Keep punching you're efforts are appreciated.

@78tag Год назад

You are correct - the "creative" part of the video is up to you. One of the biggest gripes I have about the abundance of self-proclaimed video "producers" these days is that too many of you think everything you want to do and talk about is interesting. RU-vid used to be generally about people sharing knowledge - 3 years after this video, it has become a format for egomaniacs to listen to themselves talk (and too many times about themselves). Podcasts are the worst. They devolve into mindless jabber. All that said, people will tune-in if they like what you do/say and they won't if they don't. Oh yes, good video by the way. ☝😉

@devinsinderwitcz9134 Год назад

Thank you for taking the time to do this. I don't use my meter enough to remember how or what to set it at so these basic vids are HUGELY IMPORTANT!!! I'm installing your plate with 500k pots and .33cap into my 94 Fender Tele with SD Vintage Stack pickups. I know they're not your favorites but it's the sound I want :). The neck pickup works but having an issue with my bridge so after watching part 1 and part 2, I can check it myself to see what I may have done wrong. I'm thinking the ground on the bridge but we'll see.

@oldrrocr 3 года назад

thanks Dylan! I'm here because I'm about to drop in an EJ harness into a brand new strat style guitar. so good to have experts like you making these videos.

@LobsterSausage 4 года назад

I’ve done most of my own tech work and I love your videos. I am, by no means, an expert, and I love hearing a professional explanation of things with which I am familiar (in the practical sense (e.g. from doing)) but never actually had anyone explain it. It’s like putting a face with a name. Keep it up, brother!

@HowardOwensIII 3 года назад

As a life-long creative person, I love your response to Sarah. If I do something creative and a knowledgable person offers a specific tip to improve, great. But random generalized criticism is useless. I ignore it.

@GC-ji3ye 4 года назад

Man, that question you took first about caps was out of line. Maybe because I’m a science guy, the video was what I wanted to hear. Thanks, Dylan!

@GC-ji3ye 4 года назад

Just wanted to add, that thanks to your videos and others I’ve seen, I do all my work myself. Used a tech once to install a pickup in my first guitar. I tried and couldn’t make it work even though I thought I knew how to solder. Cold joints cost me $25 and a mess of skinny spaghetti that I gutted and redid myself years later. Thank you, Dylan.

@andreeadobre3190 4 года назад

Yay, thanks for making this video! Looking forward to part 2. Ps. Don't worry about people complaining about getting too tech-y in the videos, some of us follow your channel specifically to learn about all that stuff.

@risenlifechurch5511 4 года назад

Loved the video. I've been playing bass for about 10 years, singing for a life time, changed some pots, but never got into the tech side. Thanks.

@Pastor.Dragon 4 года назад

Great video! I used a meter on my Epi LP Special II to see what the stock humbuckers we're putting out for resistance. And after watching a bunch more of your videos I decided I wanted to make it my own by putting in a set of Tele pickups with a push/pull for the four-way switch. It could probably have been done better, but I am getting the sound that I want and I love it! Keep putting out great content.

@Resurrection4groove 4 года назад

Thank you Dylan, you a ledge ! No one explains things as you do , it’s ace ! I have learnt so much from you old mate 😁 I am in Sydney Australia and really appreciate your efforts , it’s so helpful.

@DragonofLimerick 4 года назад

Love these videos, I'm still hugely in the dark, but not due to your teaching. Trust me you are definitely making it clearly understandable, when I finally get it I'll be jumping up and down! Love your videos!

@RalphMercuroMusic 3 года назад

I know I'm nit picking here and you won't use the MV function on the meter but you stated it will switch from AC to DC by itself. Actually, the DC symbol is in yellow and corresponds to the yellow button on the top right of the meter. Set the meter for MVAC, press the yellow button and the display switches to MVDC... This is a standard function of Fluke meters and will carry across their product line. Any symbol in yellow corresponds to the yellow button.

@newgunguy4176 4 года назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!!! The best part is that it's Part 1 of MANY!!!!!

@frankburch5863 3 года назад

Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. Greatly appreciated

@ServiceOrchestramegastore Год назад

Great video dylan as well your previous videos. I like your attitude and understanding about the depth of your work. seriously some can blame that we wasted their time.. but they could stop watching it. and there are some people who would go for detailed version other than pro talks

@guitarhaven6807 3 года назад

Thank Youuuuuu Dylan! Because of this vid, I troubleshooted my bass problem - SOLVED. And sounds grrr8. Thanks again.

@TimothySharma 4 года назад

So glad I found this video. You're a great teacher!

@lroscinski5046 3 года назад

THANK YOU !!! YOU SAVED ME AND MY STEWMAC LP KIT !!! Great Video !!!!

@erikpaterson1404 9 месяцев назад

Excellent video so motivating and inspirational. We can do this 💪

@almoni127 4 года назад

Mary Tyler Moore's hair 😂 Great video

@ClaySmith 4 года назад

Thank you so much for everything you do.

@Black-Jack-2022 2 года назад

I like these vedios. I purchased a China cheep Telecaster to learn about setting up my guitars. Thanks MICHAEL ,Fla. 😎

@antileet-Services 4 года назад

Just what I needed!!

@michaelmattson3515 3 года назад

Open line. Cool testing. Ok, Houston we got a problem. My guitar has a electrical hum. It’s a Fernandez Revolver sustainer. With the pickup switch is in the middle & neck position I get this buzzzzzzzzzz/ hummmmmmmm. This started about a year ago. I have replaced the bridge pickup with a F space Screaming Demon a few years ago made a nice difference in tone. I have made my own cables & wired cabinets etc for years. I’m not sure of this project. The battery is good too. Maybe it’s all those soldering fumes getting to me. I have the same Fluke meter. Learned something new on this device. The capacitor reading. Btw I install security systems and high end hardware but I only work with Open line, low voltages and fail safe & fail secure equipment. I think COVID isolation getting to me. I’m writing too much. Have a day.

@stevenperry4466 11 месяцев назад

Your videos have been extremely helpful as I upgrade my Squire Standard Strat. I upgraded my 5 way switch, put my bridge pu on tone knob #2 ,mid +N pa's on tone knob#1, put an orange cap .022uf on both tone knobs, switched over the wires on the vol pot for left hand use, and added 3 Fender Custom Shop 69 pickups that I bought 1 yr. ago. Everything works as it should except no middle pickup.I checked the leads right at the pu with my old analog meter and nothing! The B + N both read at about 4 ohms. They all worked when in the old pick guard. Is the pickup no good? Thanks for all you do for us.

@Authorityoneverything 25 дней назад

Thank you Dylan ❤

@caryharper9190 2 года назад

Using a multi meter with auto range. Is truly so very easy. Almost all multi meters, are made with the novice in mind. Also! You can go buy an expensive fluyk. But if you use once per year. You have waisted all kinds of guitar upgrade money. You can purchase a fantastic 30 dollar auto ranging multi meter. That is in spec with Fluyk. The only real reason people like me buy Fluyk. Is that I use them many times a day, everyday. But I have used the 30 dollar models many times. With confidence. If you purchase any multi meter. The one thing that will harm it's ability. Is wild temperature changes & moisture. So store in a dry area & temps that don exceed 100 degrees or in to cold of an area. Other than that. You are good to go. P.s they are fun to tinker with. So have fun.

@Rogijimbex 2 года назад

I like your videos a lot - they're always informative. A little disappointed when you pointed out "from here to here" a couple times and your hands were in the way. Not a huge deal but where "here" is would have been good to see. Thanks for your work.

@charleswallace5818 4 года назад

OL means out of limit. but I like the thought behind the use of over load.

@PauloNunoMartins Год назад

Hello and congrats! Great video. I have a question. Do you knowWhat are the recomended values to have when we check the v on the strings? (The voltage that goes to the guitarrist) And where I can check some info about that? Hope you understand my English sorry about that.

@MrRobinThornton Год назад

Thank you very much for a great video. I have a ground issue with a Dean Edge 6 string bass. I have unscrewed the bridge and can see that the ground wire is lackered into the wood of the guitar. The guitar faithfully played for six years of constant gigging. Now that the ground issue has come up, I'd like to ask, have you ever see the ground wire lackered into the wood? Is that normal? Thanks in advance. Robin

@Pumpkin_Fart 4 года назад

So the first position CW after "off" with the V and yellow "Hz"....this measures Hertz? With this setting can I put the multimeter leads in the input & output (and turn knob in HPF) to measure the Hz?

@onewiththings 2 года назад

"i'm angry that this free video that you made went over my head" - lol

@michaelcarey9359 4 года назад

Learning about a multimeter and how to use it is something kids learned about until the 80s, I guess. When the post-boomers were young, there were all those electronics and science kits, DIY radios, and so much more. If you learn about them now, you're leveling up to a freshman physics lab, and yeah, if it's interesting to you, it can lead to harder stuff.

@mykneeshurt8393 3 года назад

I have a new to me guitar that doesn't work. I have a meter and everything seems to be working except both pickups seem to be dead. Is that possible? I put my meter on the two leads on the pickups and get zero reading / sound on the meter. thoughts, suggestions? thanks.

@jesskotzma4296 Год назад

My multimeter has 6 options for the ohms part of the switch, 20m, 2m, 200k, 20k, with a weird arrow icon or 200 with sound wave icon. Which one do I use?

@marcuslewitzki4610 2 года назад

I have recently switched out all the electrics in my guitar (Epiphone Les Paul), including pickups and I'm not getting any sound from my bridge pickup. I'm now trying to troubleshoot to find out what might be the problem using a multimeter. I turned up the volume and tone to max and set my multimeter to Ω and 20K and place the probes on the tip and sleeve of a guitar cable plug and it reads 0.04 on my neck pickup and 0.00 on my bridge pickup. What does this mean? I thought I would get the DCR of the pickups? At least the neck pickup since that one works. Or should I turn to a different setting on the multimeter? The neck pickup is a Seymour Duncan 59' which should have 7.6K DCR and my bridge pickup is a Seymour Duncan JB (SH-4) which should have 16.6K DCR (if that helps). Otherwise, thanks for these awesome videos Dylan.

@tedc6694 4 года назад

Part 2 should be good. Nice fluke btw

@secretjourney4815 3 года назад

OK Dylan, wired up a bart preamp to bartolini pickups. in active and passive they sound fine, HOWEVER when I touch any knob there is a hum. What have I done incorrect?? What do I test? No hum touching the bridge or strings btw. Thank you!!!!!!!

@randallpandolini529 2 года назад

Thank you.

@ripntear33 4 года назад

how do you measure henry's?

@paulkielt9301 4 года назад

Most of the time you won't need the Rolls Royce of multimeters, like the Fluke! On the other hand, a capacitancemeter and an inductancemeter can be useful in some situations.