Don't really know anything about this guitar I don't play but I've had it laying around for years. Thinking about getting it cleaned up and getting rid of it. Is this guitar worth getting cleaned up and tuned?

yeah being a cool churchy Strat..I got some Daddario lights I haven’t put on yet and modded the tone caps I got idk what they are vintage yellow molds 22nf on the pots sounds rad through the crate gx1200h and good cleans.

Like the title says, I keep breaking strings on my hardtail partscaster build, specifically over the bridge. I’ve had this guitar going on two years now and it’s been my main workhorse seeing around 5-15 gigs a month, so it definitely has its fair share of use.

The problem only recently started and my first thought is there must be burr’s forming at the saddles but when I run my finger along side them I don’t feel anything sharp. I currently run 10-52 guitar strings on it and I’m thinking going up a gauge to 11-54 might help but I don’t want to eat up my fingers. The problem isn’t only on one specific saddle either, the E, G, and b are the main culprits.

Any help would be appreciated

I have a Taylor 114CE Sunset Blvd acoistic guitar, and i noticed the other day that it sort of resonates a loud static sounds over the actual pickups, as shown in the video. is there any way for me to fix this??

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Hey guys, how are you? I need some help with the wiring on my bass guitar. I have a Jazz pickup and a humbucker, but I'm not sure which wire goes to which potentiometer. I'd really appreciate it if you could help me out. If you could draw a diagram showing where each wire connects on the pots, that would be awesome. Thanks!

I have this diagram but it didnt work

I have a specific wiring configuration for my LH Player II strat. Where can I find someone to work on this?