It came with Pan and master volume so I'm not responsible for that.
Perhaps the first thing to say is, before considering diving into the control cavity you must be 100% sure your soldering skills are up to the task. Have a look in your other basses. They have the wiring already to copy by the sound of it. Check the resistance of the installed potentiometers is correct for pan and master. A multimeter will do it. I don't know offhand what they should be.
If you need to ask how to rewire the pots you need to consider if your skills are up to the task.
Butchering an Alembic is not progress.
It doesn't look complex to change from 2 volumes to pan and master though, and I do find it an excellent control set. Interesting to note that Direwolf got a mod the other way when Jeff Flax sent it back to Alembic for its refinish. It now has 2 volumes instead of the original pan and master. George finds that works for him.
Changing the filter switches to CVQ is not too difficult on a series 1 bass and just needs the right components substituting - and thats the difficulty. The right value clarostat with the right bush length, shaft diameter and the right control knobs take some finding. In fact finding the pots was impossible. You could get them made to order but easier to get them from Alembic.
If you get the pots from Mica I'm sure she will furnish the connection details - even though is is fairly obvious.
I couldn't get the correct clarostats here in the UK. The substitutes I got were close but required cutting wood, silver loaded paint and an 'electronic' fix to arrive at the correct resistance for the circuit. It works as it should - and the switches can go back in if required but I wouldn't recommend it unless your skills are highly developed.
I think Mica will supply the pots, and at a reasonable cost. Ask her. I just didn't want to wait.
