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    Default Grounding (switching from active to passive pu's)

    SO I have a LTD h1000, came stock with EMGs. I'm wanting to switch them out. I'm pretty good with this kind of stuff and have wired quite a few guitars from scratch. Now this is a bit different though I'm thinking. Since actives don't use a ground, I'm going to have to ground from the bridge right? I was wondering how I make this connection since no existing ground wire from the bridge is there. THanks alot

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    Default Re: Grounding (switching from active to passive pu's)

    no one?

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    Default Re: Grounding (switching from active to passive pu's)

    yeah you'll have to ground your bridge bud.
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    Default Re: Grounding (switching from active to passive pu's)

    you can drill a hole if youre brave. what type of bridge?

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    Default Re: Grounding (switching from active to passive pu's)

    it's a tunomatic with string thru body

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