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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

By red and black, its just means hot and earth. Its doesnt matter which way round they go unless the plate is grounded, and even then im not sure. For your pickups, i'd assume the yellow and red are hot (treat them as the red wire in the diagram) and the black and white are earth (black)

Cool man. You decided on a PG colour yet?

its not my hat-it-chewd. Nice though. Ive always wondered what those sound like.