This video was a life saver. Building a parts caster and the wire was trimmed to short. Thanks!

Very direct, clear speaking, and no BS trying to be cool or funny. True professional and very much appreciated.

I searched for way too long for a video on this topic and found nothing for days! I am very grateful to have found this, thanks so much.

Thank you MG Guitar Mods you saved and 'made-my-day!' I had been supplied with 'short' cable on a recently purchased new neck mini humbucker pickup and didn't know what to do and that is why I really appreciate your video and presentation. Take care my friend. regards Victor.

Definitely screwed it up when trying to do this before seeing this video, will definitely retry it thanks!

I'm about to start my first solder project and I bought a used pickup with short wires. Not sure if they will reach so as I am waiting for them to arrive I did a search and this video popped up. Thanks for posting this.

Thank you. It worked. I ca't believe I changed my own pickups! If I could give you a constructive comment. You opening music is super loud compared to your talking. Thanks again!

Fantastic video, thanks!

Awesome help and well presented. Thanks!

Perfect instructions 👍

This video is awesomely helpful, I have to do the same on four Seymour Duncan humbucker I bought dirt cheap because the wires were too short

thanks i was looking for a video on this topic

Great video. Ty. What if the wires are shielded by copper wire?

i just got a set of SD saturday night specials and i might have to do this to one pickup .

Excellent.

so helpful, thank you so much for this!

great

How would you do it for a single p90 lead, with the mesh ground outer wire? Cheers.

Is the wire steel or copper?

Man what if you added some foil to shield it?