BQLZR Guitar Prewired Wiring Harness 3 Way Toggle Switch, Humbucker Wiring Harness 1V1T 500K Pots for Electric Guitar, Increased Sustain,Tightness and Clarity.

500k pots for this price is a no brainer. I have these in most of my double pick-up builds

Easy to install and works well with the 2 humbuckers that I used

Great product. Works well. It's very easy to install.

Seems ok used on a Project

The pots are small, but seem to work fine. I’m not getting any tone adjustment at the moment, but I may have to check the wiring to see if the tone pot is wired correctly. Soldering was fast, and easy.The jack works, but the jam nut to lock it in place doesn’t fit right, and when I plug a cord into it the nut is pushed one thread up, and the jack is loose. I have tightened it, and every time I use it is exactly the same with the jack pushing in, and the nut coming loose.Electrically this seems to be fine, but mechanically the problem with the jam nut is not good. I don’t know if it’s the nut that is slightly oversize, or if the barrel of the jack is slightly under.

I can't believe I stopped using my favorite guitar for so long because I thought it would be so expensive/difficult to repair. Wrong!Aside from having to look up a generic electric guitar diagram to figure out what goes where, it was a breeze.Solder your PICKUPS HOT to each leg of the SWITCH, then GROUNDS together on SWITCH GROUND and then solder GUITAR GROUND to the JACK. If you did it correctly, that is 4 separate wires you have had to mess with and your guitar will be back to new.I over-tightened my jack because there's little thread (but enough) to work with and I got carried away. Luckily my old jack was still good. -1 star because my jack fell apart from tightening. Otherwise a resounding 5 star value!

Been working on upgrading my 2011 Epiphone $120 guitar for a short while now. It had been having a buzzing noise for as long as I could remember that new pickups and a new jack couldn't fix. Didn't want to go through the hastle of doing my own wiring so I decided to check this harness out to make the job easier and it has done an amazing job. Installation was easy and quick. Paired up with new pickups from fretwire and a double contact jack, my guitar has never sounded as good. Now I don't have to go out and buy a 500 dollar guitar to get the same tone. Included pictures to show the cavity before and after with the smaller quieter pots.

Very simple to install. Minimal soldering at 4 points: Pickup 1 positive to left post on 3 way toggle, Pickup 2 Positive to right post on 3 way toggle, Pickups 1 and 2 ground to ground post on 3 way toggle, and ground wire from this harness to guitar ground. It would be nice if a wiring diagram was included, but easy enough to find on the Internet. Just follow my instructions above. The ground post on the 3 way is the one that is soldered to the 3 way toggle case.The sound is absolutely perfect. No hum, no clicks, just pure clean sound. One of the pots was a little stiff to turn, but with a little use it loosened up properly. I recommend this harness. I have a dozen guitars, some very high dollar, and this one now sounds as good or better than any of them.Update: I bought a second one of these harnesses. Everything I said before stands EXCEPT on the second one the input jack was wired incorrectly (ground to hot, hot to ground) which caused some awful buzzing until I figured it out. 30 seconds with a soldering iron and I had it fixed, but that is the price you pay for going with the cheapest priced item I suppose. Still, after the fix it works great just like the first one.

Works great for a cheapy brand. Pots feel ok, switch is a little bit flimsy but does the job

Ottimo prodotto con saldature e materiali fatti veramente bene, consigliato a chi non ha molta dimestichezza con le saldature.I cavi sono belli robusti e non come certe componentistiche che si vedono in giro