This might be a stupid question lol, but I'm used to using the single conductor braided wire for pickups, push back the cloth, solder it up.
Just installed a set of WLH's into my les paul and it is the 4 conductor wire. When stripping the wire using the correct gauge and set of wire strippers it seems that every time, it pulls a couple 2-3 strands of wire out with the insulation. I tried a couple different times, but it always cut a couple strands of wire. So I just twisted it up, tinned it, and soldered everything together.
Works fine, but I got to thinking, does this affect anything? Has anyone else had this happen? Just didn't know if it had the potential to adversely affect sound/tone or anything?
Thanks!
Just installed a set of WLH's into my les paul and it is the 4 conductor wire. When stripping the wire using the correct gauge and set of wire strippers it seems that every time, it pulls a couple 2-3 strands of wire out with the insulation. I tried a couple different times, but it always cut a couple strands of wire. So I just twisted it up, tinned it, and soldered everything together.
Works fine, but I got to thinking, does this affect anything? Has anyone else had this happen? Just didn't know if it had the potential to adversely affect sound/tone or anything?
Thanks!