Les Paul Wiring Upgrade - Jimmy Page Wiring 

Thanks for watching. It really was an easy install; some small soldering but doable. Good Luck. Thanks!

Thanks! This was a fun mod and a nice non-destructive mod you can do to any LP style guitar. Thanks for watching!

The guitar was actually set up pretty well out of the box. The nut was cut well and the tuning machine pretty good. I did a slight truss rod adjustment and set the action to my preference. No high spot on the frets either. I guess I got lucky. Thanks for watching.

I bought a Harley Benton SC-550. I received it in 3 days played great. All for $400.

@@hockeyman2274 I think a lot of Harley Benton guitars come in good shape. The price is really good. I had one come with a slight ding on the neck. They took care of the problem and it was no problem.

Thanks for watching. Your point is well taken. Page’s authentic Les Pauls would only be 2 conductor pickups. The sound samples on your video sure do sound on point. Thanks!

Thanks for watching.

You can really do a lot with coil splits, EQ and amp adjustments. The Katana has a lot of good tones.

@@jrgguitars3620 there’s a lot of free patches out there I didn’t know about . I paid for a few of the good one I wanted from Juca Nery he does excellent work . Rock on

I do notice some high end loss when rolling off the volume on the guitar. Did you use thee same 920D kit? The potentiometers certainly play a role in how the response is.

@@jrgguitars3620 yes I used the exact same. Trying to figure out to fix that, it makes the VOL knob pointless really

@@majd.z I think the answer to your problem (really both of our problems) is a Treble Bleed kit. 920D and many others sell these inexpensive and simple kits. 920dcustom.com/products/treble-bleed-kit?_pos=1&_sid=a0d733557&_ss=r www.stewmac.com/electronics/components-and-parts/capacitors-and-resistors/golden-age-treble-bleed-circuit/ I sent an email to 920D regarding this to make sure its the right kit to use with the LP-PAGE wiring harness. There is a lot going on inside the control cavity and I want to make sure about it. Once they get back to me I plan on purchasing and installing. I'll let you know what they say. I'll probably shoot another follow up video with tones samples also. Now that you brought it to my attention I can't "unhear" it. Here's a link to Phillip McKnight's video regarding Treble Bleed kits. www.stewmac.com/electronics/components-and-parts/capacitors-and-resistors/golden-age-treble-bleed-circuit/ Thanks!!

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@@majd.z I did order the treble bleed circuit and plan on installing. I plan on doing some sound samples to A/B the differences with and without it in place.

Wow, that does sound like a waste. I have only purchased this kit from them. I did reach back out with a question about the treble loss when rolling the volume back. I was inquiring about their treble bleed circuit. They just sent it to me for free. I know its a small cost item, but it was a nice gesture. I did a follow up video about that here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h5eSN7q1IrE.html Thanks for watching.

I have stories about 920D. Nothing nice.

@@jimmisoldo That really stinks. I only have the one experience with them. I guess I'll count myself lucky.