Gibson Les Paul Wiring Diagrams

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To wire a Gibson Les Paul correctly, it's essential to understand the capacitor values in relation to the pickup DC resistances, which are 17.3k and 13.9k for the two pickups. The user is seeking guidance on selecting the appropriate capacitor for optimal performance. The discussion includes links to wiring diagrams and schematics that provide component values, which can aid in the wiring process. The pots used are 250k, which is standard for Les Paul guitars. Proper wiring is crucial for achieving the desired tone and functionality.
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HI,
I am looking for some help in finding out the right way to wire a Les Paul,the thing is I don't know the way to find the capacitor that would work, as far getting the equation correct...
I have a pickup dc resistance @17.3k. 2) the outher one is rated at 13.9k, the pots are 250w...

thanks for lookn
 
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