Guitar Prewired Wiring Harness Humbucker Solderless Wiring Harness 2V2T with 500K Pots and 3 Way Toggle Switch For LP Les Paul Standard Series

I had my doubts but this wiring harness turned out to be of excellent quality. Full size pots, ceramic caps and very clean soldering and wiring; This kit went right in my guitar with out any hassle and it sounds great! Excellent value, highly recommended!

Good quality pots with clean connections. Very simple to install if you have even a little experience with les pauls. Nice upgrade for a replica or entree level example

The 1/4" jack is branded Epiphone. The pots are quality Korean made. The install was straightforward. However, it wasn't working after installing and I noticed 2 of the "pre-wired" wires had broken off. I attempted to figure out where those wires were previously attached with no luck. I bought pre-wired so I wouldn't have to troubleshoot, so I returned it and was quickly sent a replacement. Second time around was also an easy install, but this time no broken wires and everything works and sounds great. I'd recommend because the price was great and the pots are quality. But be mindful to double check the solder joints before attempting install. Much easier to add more solder when everything is still connected!

Decent harness. Add a few zip ties and you’ll never see the wiring in the f-hole.These are large pots, but have the smaller diameter shafts like mini-pots. Perfect replacement, upgrade for entry level and import models. Dropped right into my 80s Korean 335 copy.

I knocked off a few stars for several reasons. While it works and should be an easy installation in theory, there was a problem with poorly soldered wires to at least one of the pots. The main problem, however, is that the prewired selector switch cord does not fit through the channel cavity because the plastic snap-to the other wire connector is a bit too large. Because of that, the wire had to be cut, which defeats the purpose of having an easy "just snap together" piece in the first place. Second, the wire running from the selector switch to the pickup cavity is way too short to reach. Things had to be cut, rewired, and reconnected to make it work, which it does. They need to re-think this in the future if it is to be truly considered "prewired" and "solderless" and make that wire longer.

I really couldn't tell by the photo on Amazon, but when I received it, I was surprised to see that the pots are full sized.I bought a more expensive wiring harness a few years ago when I built the guitar and it recently malfunctioned.I tried everything and couldn't figure out the problem, so I gave up and bought this one.It was a third of the price I paid for the other one, $65.00 at the time (which now goes for $133.00, thanks Bidenomics) and it worked great as soon as I installed it.I put it in a LP style guitar and installation was very easy.

1.You should know that the plug-in components do not fit through the cavity in a Les Paul it is not a direct drop-in for Les Paul it does not save you soldering. It made a whole lot more soldering cuz I needed to get this guitar together so I had actually cut the plug off and then rewire it once I got it through the cavity.2. If the plug does happen to fit through your cavity you should know then that the the wiring is too short and does not reach the control cavity area so you'll be splicing additional wires on to make it work. So instead of having four soldering things to do you'll have about 12. Unfortunately false advertising on this product. Once it's through and after many solders it sounds fine but I would not do it again. I would find one that fits and that's long enough.

Not installed yet but will be going into a Tele Deluxe 2 humbuckers style. Harness looks well put together with good quality, full size pots, made in Korea. Wiring is very tidy, nothing loose, solder joints are clean & secure. Confident it will do the job!