Parfait rien à dire

Montato su jazz bass made in Japan del 1994.Suona meglio dell'originale

I bought a fender player jaguar bass and wanted to replace the pickups to Seymour Duncan quarter pounds. I kept getting crackle sounds. After a lot of trouble shooting, I figured either the 500k pots were too hot or I fried the pots with the solder iron. I decided to try this prepared plate with 250k pots. So far it’s working great with no noise or crackle and the plate seems pretty high quality too - I got black and it looks nice.

Plate was a little to big where it meets up with pick guard so I changed the wiring back to old plate and everything worked great.

Todo correcto, funciona bien y llego pronto

Für meinen Bass hat alles hervorragend geklappt, funktioniert einwandfrei.

As a bass enthusiast who appreciates both great sound and streamlined convenience, the KAISH Fully Loaded Pre-Wired Control Plate for Jazz Bass has left me thoroughly impressed. This pre-wired control plate offers an effortless way to elevate your bass-playing experience, combining exceptional craftsmanship with user-friendly installation.Right from the moment I unboxed this control plate, I could tell that it was built to exacting standards. The components, from the high-quality pots to the precision wiring, exude durability and reliability. The soldering is clean and secure, instilling confidence that this control plate is engineered to last through countless sessions and performances.Installation was remarkably simple, even for someone with minimal technical expertise. The plate comes ready to drop into your Jazz Bass, eliminating the need to painstakingly solder each connection yourself. This not only saves time but also ensures a clean and tidy installation, free from the potential errors that can arise during DIY wiring projects.The improvement in sound quality is instantly noticeable. The KAISH pre-wired control plate has breathed new life into my Jazz Bass, offering a consistent and responsive signal that captures the essence of my playing style. The pots are smooth and responsive, providing seamless control over volume and tone. I particularly appreciate the wiring harness, which prevents interference and signal loss, resulting in a cleaner and clearer sound output.What sets this control plate apart is its compatibility with a wide range of playing styles and musical genres. Whether I'm grooving to funk, holding down a solid rock foundation, or exploring melodic jazz lines, the KAISH control plate adapts effortlessly, allowing me to dial in the perfect tone with ease.The attention to detail extends to the design as well. The plate's aesthetics are clean and unobtrusive, seamlessly blending with the overall look of my bass. The knobs and switch feel sturdy and comfortable, enhancing the tactile experience of playing.While the KAISH Fully Loaded Pre-Wired Control Plate might carry a slightly higher price tag than basic wiring kits, the convenience, performance, and the transformation it brings to your bass are well worth the investment. It's a reliable and high-quality upgrade that saves time and energy, allowing you to focus on what truly matters – making music.In conclusion, the KAISH Fully Loaded Pre-Wired Control Plate for Jazz Bass is a game-changing upgrade that every bass player should consider. Its seamless installation, improved sound quality, and versatile performance capabilities make it a standout choice for those seeking to enhance their bass-playing journey. With this control plate in place, your Jazz Bass becomes not only a musical instrument but a true extension of your creative expression.

This was used to get an old Eppiphone "Rock Bass" (Jazz bass copy) working again. Absolutely worth the $16. Similar quality and construction to the original Eppiphone import parts. Some of the poor reviews are silly. This is a cheap solution to fixing your cheap bass, and it only requires two solder joints and three screws. Whadda ya want for $16 !?!??! My bass now works fine. It took 5 minutes, and it didn't cost much.

Just popped this onto an old Japanese Jazz Bass with somewhat dodgy electrics. Works like new now ! Thank you.

I have used Kaish products before with good results and this jazz bass control plate, pots, and knobs are great too. I was impressed with the quality of the control plate itself and the knobs which were an exact match for a broken knob on my Squier Affinity Jazz Bass. The pots are very tiny though. They might work fine. I don't know. I bought the control plate solely for the knobs which may sounds strange but I had purchased just knobs of another brand for the same application and they went on too tight and didn't go down all the way. They had cosmetic defects too. These knobs were perfect and instead of changing them all out so they would match I only changed one so I still have two left, one big knob, one small. Plus a very nice control plate if I need it later. I don't feel like I wasted money because for the quality I still feel like I got a good deal. I just feel like it's better to keep the instrument as original as possible down to the screws it uses to maintain value. Thanks for listening!

Great price, good quality. Knobs are a little bit on the cheesy side, but not bad. . . I just used my original ones, so no problem.A lot of these knock-off replacement parts are not to exact spec, especially when trying to fit to a Squier bass, which is in itself sort of a knock-off and depending on which factory it's made in, can deviate from Fender standard some of the time.This control plate fit my Classic Vibe '70s Squier bass absolutely perfectly, BUT only after one small mod that I had to do. I had to move the tone capacitor out of the way because it was hitting the side of the control cavity and preventing the control plate from sitting correctly. But once I did that, perfect.

I was tasked with fixing and setting up an old/cheap J bass copy for a friend. The bass was in bad shape, and needed some sort of upgrade, so I figured this was an inexpensive option. To be honest, I did not need the plate since the bass had a P-style pickguard. I only needed the electronics, so I stripped them off the plate. To be sure, the plate was solid, sturdy, and looked sharp, so I am sorry I couldn't use it. After I got everything all wired up, I was pleasantly surprised at how great it made the bass sound. The pots all turn smoothly, and do not crackle or pop. The tone control works well. It made quite the difference, and I am really happy I went this route. Sure, this isn't going to equal the same level of quality as the more expensive "name" brand options, but if you're looking for an inexpensive way to fix the basic electronics of a Jazz bass, this harness does the job.