PaulThePlug

Holes should be pilot drilled, to the correct depth, otherwise the screw will bottom out and you will round out the screw head. Pilot Drill, correct fitting screw driver, and a bit of hand soap (block) or candle wax on the screw threads. Lots of holes.. so a job not to ne rushed Mark the hoes thru the achie head plate with a scriber or nail I use a hand pinion wirly drill and slow and steady as to clear the hole and not break the drill bit. Good Luck

Tango!

Pass a wire or string back tother way - tape or solder together and pull thru.

Burke Shelly - Budgie, Great intricate work from a 3 Piece.

Can the XLR plug be dismantled while plugged in, access to the little screw?

https://ebay.us/m/VqvqXd V's https://ebay.us/m/oEn7ru Check the Dimensions, First one should be good.

Had a similar issue when looking at cream and white for a couple of bitsa's - might of been pole piece spacing or mounting ear length I'll have a think where i got em for dimension info.

Fly to the Rainbow... And likes a but of Tokyo Tapes for Live. Black Out tour of '82 was my first BIG gig, Hamersmith Odeon. Had been to the Marquee in Wardour St and other smaller venues. They used to have a giant scorpion from a previous tour over the Hammy Odeon Bar years back.

I think there may be some confusion as to saddle groves for the string and base plate groves for the saddle height adjust screws to rest in... I likes the Fender High Mass, Sleek 'n Meaty

I use a rubber handled screwdriver from the back...

I'd say Second hand Ibby SR305 and save some cash... but 16.5mm - Son has an SR306.

For Info, the Mk1 Barts often fitted in Ibanez and Cort are Reverse P in a Soap Bar... not my pickup Which might explain why they often score less favourable when compared to a Bart Full Humbucker Soapbar.