Guitar Wiring Harness Kit, 3 Way Switch 2 Volume 2 Tone 1 Jack 500K Pots for Les Paul LP Guitar

Delivery great. But ordered white toggle switch. Black arrived? Not assembled into guitar yet. But looks ok. Saves soldering components tho will give it a try and see

On the plus side a very cheap set for someone who has wiring issues with their cheap guitar.On the downside one of the solders looked very meagre so I resoldered, and one of the pots is a bit scratchy when turning it.Won't dock a mark for this but just note more soldering is required for a standard epi les paul. The switch is generally routed away from the pots so you need to unsolder and resolder the switch

This wiring harness is cheap, so yeah you get what you pay for, however, it arrived with broken wires , only the neck pickup pots would work so the bridge pots or capacitor was faulty, poorly wired in the first place with minimal solder causing weak connections and wires to come off , it was stuffed into a bag far too small for it , waste of money , don’t bother

Good quality fast delivery and great price

Had no problems installing, works perfectly

This worked fine, can't really argue for the price and convenience. Of course need to desolder the switch, but easy to do.

Wasn’t expecting much but very pleasantly surprised at the quality and speed of delivery. For just over a tenner I’ve saved myself a ton of fault finding and now have a playable guitar. Top marks

I bought this to replace the dirt cheap wiring on my kit LP.It was allot easier to understand this wiring setup than my old set so it took me about 30 mins to wire in. As it was an LP, the 3 way switch had to be de-soldered and soldered back to pass the wires through which was fiddley with the way it was setup but still doable.There's no instructions but there's enough wiring diagrams online for different setups so don't worry about that too much.I did have to resolder a couple of connections on the pots as they were loose/disconnected but I had to solder in the humbuckers anyway so no real problem there. I do advise using a multimeter/ohmeter to make sure you're connections are all properly connected.There was no crunch or any negative sound coming from the pots so I'm happy with that. The switch feels cheap but functions and the jack has a positive feel to plugging in.It's a budget wiring kit that performs really well for a budget guitar.