Wiring Kit for Gibson^® Les Paul^® Guitar

They should offer a kit with CTS pots, but this one is still more than sufficient.

works great and everything went smoothly, they have amazing wiring diagrams also

Recieved order very quickly. Switch & Pots great quality, the thread on the jack is a tad short. Wiring 2001 Epiphone LP Ltd: pre-cut length of shielded wire was too short to use, could not get 3 correct size pieces out of the remaining wire.

Much better than the stock I add on my Epiphone.

Used this to rewire an Ibanez semihollow...perfect! The wiring instructions are a little confusing (at least when you're comparing them to other pickup wiring schemes while trying to wire different companies pickups together! Whew!)

I've been using these wiring kits and they are absolutely pro-grade...Thanx Stewmac for providing pro-level accessories and service...

Has everything you need to wire up a two pick up guitar with individual controls

There was enough of everything as long as you already know how the wiring is to be placed and you don't screw up.

Instructions for the novice would have been nice. The wires are cut to specific lengths and that leads to some guesswork.

The one true negative about the kit is the shielded wire. The shielding itself is so brittle that it literally fell apart in my hands.

All components were as advertised. For a first-timer, I hit a couple of small stumbling blocks, but got by them pretty easily. OK, EXCEPT - I have an Epi Riviera (335) not an LP. Everything is fine EXCEPT the jack. The threaded part just isn't long enough (1/4"). It barely gets through the top.

The parts in this kit are top-notch quality. My only gripe is that it would have been nice to have a length of 2-conductor with shielding for the leads running from volume pots to switch. I had to cut the coax cable very carefully to have enough to make 3 lengths to go to and from the switch. Great tip in the instructions on how to connect the pup to the wiper on the pot to make the volume controls work independently.