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intage Kingston Guitar Setup – Part 4 | Final Assembly & Play Test 🎸

In this final part of the 4-part Vintage Kingston guitar setup series, I wrap things up by re-soldering the volume potentiometer, reinstalling the loaded pickguard, and double-checking the action heights for a smooth, playable setup. Once everything is dialed in, I plug it in for a quick jam to test the results!

This series is aimed at hobbyist luthiers, beginner guitar techs, and players who want to learn more about maintaining and restoring their own instruments. From fretwork to wiring and final adjustments, this project shows what it takes to bring a vintage Kingston guitar back to life.

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🔧 What you’ll see in this video:

Re-soldering the volume pot for proper functionality

Installing the loaded pickguard back into the body

Checking and adjusting action heights

Plugging in and jamming to test the setup

👉 Be sure to check out Parts 1–3 of this Vintage Kingston setup if you missed them, where I cover neck work, fret leveling, crowning, and polishing.

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0:00 - Introduction
0:08 - Teaching poodles how to fly
0:23 - Soldering a new volume pot to the circuit
2:08 - Screwing down the pickguards to the guitar
2:22 - Action heights at the 12th fret
2:47 - Jam session
4:44 - "I'm Sailing"