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In Reply to: sick fender guitar need help posted by sockdollager on March 30, 2002 at 09:28:32:
There are two possibilities-- either the pickup has been damaged somehow, or the other electronics are to blame. If it's the pickup, you can buy a new one, I'd recommend either Kinmans (www.kinman.com), Lawrences (I think it's www.billlawrence.com) or a replacement Fender custom shop pickup.If it's a cap or wiring problem, go here: http://www.kinman.com/html/toneWorkshop/tone.htm#WIROGRAMS for some PDF wiring diagrams. You can get replacement parts at www.allparts.com.
And of course you can always take it in to a guitar tech to look at.
Oh, and check out www.fenderforum.com for lots of fender-related talk.
Hope this helps...
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