AGL Fender Jaguar P90 conversion part 1

Japan made Fender Jaguar, give it some P90 was the target.
So here´s what´s been done: Make P90 routings at the right placed positions, and add an all new Humbrella shielding. The stock electrics was said „bye bye“ (trash), and a switchcraft toggle was used on a new toggle plate to select the pickups. A CTS volume pot with AGL RC Fat treble bleed cap and a NOS PIO cap with 22nF was used for eletrics. Tone pot is a push/push to select the two windings of the Häussel P90 1956 models with tap option. An Allparts Mustang bridge replaced the stock Jaguar bridge, now with zero clearance.
Plenty of work, but worth it. This guitar is a killer now, ……. that´s my taste!
Turn it loud!

[@elmadsen]

Hi, would it be possible to get some kind of schematics on the wiring and part list for this conversion? Look and sounds very cool.

[@tomattah_]

Hallelujah

[@benjamininstalle7784]

Hi! Where did you found this toggleplate? I'd like to instal the same on my Jagmaster!

[@AcysLounge]

I made that

[@benjamininstalle7784]

@@AcysLounge well good job!

[@alan35753]

Did you keep the 1M pots or replace them for 500k? Sorry for my bad english

[@AcysLounge]

Alan Herrmann 500k pots

[@alan35753]

@@AcysLounge Thanks!

[@Mr.Steve-O]

@@AcysLounge .033 Caps ? I may go this route with my Squier Jagmaster. Btw - great playing !!

[@RockandRollOver]

what amp are you using?

[@razmazerz]

It has more bite compared to JM , I think

[@leo._.vincent]

p90s sound very different than a JM pickup. Im not sure if its just the 1 meg pots in a jazzmaster than the pots in my jaguar with p90s. but p90s are much darker while jazzmaster pickups are almost too bright but in a good way. output is also very different with JM pickups being around 6.5k while p90s around 8k

[@nunoharris]

Hi. What amp are you using? Thanks

[@AcysLounge]

Kemper was the amp at that time. Since last year it is Tonocracy now.