tommorichards

I'd get one for the 22 fret neck if anything. Full triple octave. Great to use on a project. Id get more than that for the parts.

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='1305506' date='Jul 16 2011, 09:41 AM']So was this serious?[/quote] It was serious. I didnt feel like throwing it away, so i decided to see if anyone actually wanted it. So now itll be off on its way to the one person who took it seriously.

Cool man. But i got it beat price wise..... Heres a very short scale fretless i made.

you guys are crazy!

Sorry guys, its been given to the guy one guy who took this post seriously and decided to PM me. Better luck next time.

I got this in a free meal. But im not really a fan of mars bars. Important stuff: - Approx 100mm x 30mm x 20mm. -weight 58g -Has England official supporter logo on front. -Contains 260kcal (13%GDA) You want it, just PM me with a shipping address. Ill do it free P&P.

Hmm, depends on how good you are with a router or a chisel. But if its hidden by the PG, its not too important.

[quote name='toneknob' post='1302018' date='Jul 13 2011, 10:11 AM']Yep they're good. I got two custom doubles, one a 12/4 and the other a 4/8. Pros: Modular electronics on some models, zero fret, instant 70s rock sound. Cons: the finish is prone to cracking, [b]good luck finding spares.[/b] The website mentioned earlier is pretty cool, and you'll see me on there [/quote] I recently exchanged emails with the guy from this site [url="http://www.grubersaberhagen.co.uk/Grubersaberhagen/Home.html"]http://www.grubersaberhagen.co.uk/Grubersaberhagen/Home.html[/url] And he makes the pickups that match, as well as a few other pieces. So in that regard, you could probably get repairs from him. Also, his rutherford build is amazing.

attach a metal bar and use it as a whammy!

What type is it? Barrel saddle? If so, i have about 6 or 7 lying around im not using.

Try a little bit of copper shielding under the bridge to "enhance" contact between the wire and bridge. I've found it can help with buzzing.

I found this site [url="http://www.tonetechluthiersupplies.co.uk/Timber-Parts-and-Tonewood/View-all-products.html?TreeId=12"]http://www.tonetechluthiersupplies.co.uk/T....html?TreeId=12[/url] Although i picked up some sapele and pine at a local huws gray.

Have you soldered the bridge ground?

[quote name='Ou7shined' post='1292907' date='Jul 4 2011, 11:17 PM']As above, I too would initially assume that the black and white are your earths. However it [b]does [/b]matter which way round they go. If you get it all together and you feel it sounds a little scooped then chances are you have wired them "out of phase" - this may be what you are going for, it is a Jazz after all. If not, it's easily reversed by choosing any one of the pups and switching round it's wires - for example take your bridge pup and connect the red where the white was and vice versa - the result will be a slightly hotter, fuller tone.[/quote] I only meant that it doesnt matter if he uses both grounds as the hots. I just decided not to tell him about the out of phase problem for kicks