Hey All, I don't hang out here too much but I do use this site as a resource. I've recently re-entered the Les Paul world with a lightly-used Standard. A few years ago I had a Traditional with Lollar Low Wind Imperials...they became my gold standard for humbuckers. I recently decided to install Lollar Low Winds configured with 4-conductor wiring into my Standard. I bought a MojoTone wiring harness to save myself from soldering (I tremble a bit these days due to health issues). Wasn't sure what to expect but I think I'm pretty happy with it. I had intended to leave the metal bracket mount control plate in and stick the terminal block to that plate; however, when I mounted the mojotone harness into the metal plate I couldn't get the shafts to mount perfectly into the existing holes in the top of the guitar...the angle was slightly off. I didn't want to get too aggressive as I was a little afraid I might chip or crack the maple top trying to force the shafts with too much force. So I jettisoned the plate and mounted the harness without it. Now the harness (and terminal block) is applied directly to the wood. I anticipate that the adhesive on the rear of the terminal block isn't going to keep secure over the long-term, but I'll keep on eye on it. I really don't like how thin the 4-conductor wire is, it's pretty dainty, but it's working fine. So I thought I'd post a picture and let folks know that it worked out well enough...in case anyone else was thinking of using this harness. Just an informational post.
