I have a guitar call NRJ luthier i was wonder if u heard of it

You can try looking for a wiring diagram for your Washburn Pro X series guitar at the following places:

1. The Washburn website: The manufacturer's website may have wiring diagrams available for download for their guitars.
2. Online forums: Online guitar forums such as the Washburn Forum (https://www.washburn.com/forums/) may have wiring diagrams posted by other users, or you can post a request for one
3. Luthier: A Luthier or guitar repair specialist may be able to provide you with a wiring diagram for your guitar.
4. Online guitar parts retailers: Some online guitar parts retailers may have wiring diagrams available for download on their websites.

Please note that the wiring diagram may vary depending on the specific model and year of your Washburn Pro X series guitar. It's best to check the wiring diagram for your specific guitar model to ensure that it is accurate.

Is it broken ? That's a $2K guitar. I won't want to mess it up.
Why not take it to a luthier and let him work on it, instead of risking damage ? Let him set it up and fine tune it while it's in the shop. I take all my new guitars to the luthier soon after purchase, then periodically just for check ups.
Even a fantastic guitar will be better after a good luthier sets it up.
Just my opinion.

If it is new, return it. If not, take it to a reputable Luthier.

Call Ibanez customer service. I am sure they would gladly help you out with your dilemma in consideration of the JS's authenticity. They should be able to tell you where and when your guitar was made. I know of a few luthiers that create awesome stringed instruments, one in Israel and one in Vegas whom produce some very pricey instruments which makes me wonder why you think it may not be the real deal. I know they command a huge amount of money for their craftsmanship, so if someone had the skill to fake one why not sell your own? Hit me back about your concerns.
rockinbadboy-

Well that depends. What do you want it to do after you rewire it? Are you wanting to install new pickups or add any features? One of the best sources I have found for wiring diagrams is Seymour Duncan. They not only have listings for how to wire their pickups, but also many of the common wiring diagrams for many guitars. Please only do this if you feel comfortable with soldering. Otherwaise, take it to a local luthier.

http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/

Take it to a Luthier for a repair estimate. They can often repair cracks. They probably would have to open the guitar to do the repair. They MIGHT also replace the cracked surface.

Almost any guitar store would have this and any Luthier would likely have a replacement.

Washburn is a name brand so it should be easy to find the replacement.

For maintainabilty, often HIDE glue (animal) is used by Luthiers. This is a heated glue usually.

The guitar probablly has reasonable value, I would take it to a Luthier as it ought to be a quick fix and would preserve the value... You should be able to find one in a phone book under musical instrument repair.

http://www.guitarjamdaily.com/index.php?option=com_content&Itemid=46&task=view&id=318 Try this if you feel comfortable doing it yourself.Otherwise your local music store might be able to recommend a good luthier in your area.

Hi there. Use guitar tuner. Pluck string in open position. Tune. Now pluck same string at 12th fret. If tuner says flat, adjust bridge for that string towards neck. Towards bridge if sharp. Repeat procedure until in tune at open and 12th fret. Go to next string and repeat procedure.
Thanks
Paul