PaulThePlug

Oi!... Wingnut... NO!

^My spares n odds are Elephant Ears... I'd stick the headstock in a plastic sandwich bag and tape it around the neck... poke the peg thru the bag, more masking tape, needle file a bit off both edges of the slot until you can get the shank of a 3mm drill down and the open the hole up - check depth with a smaller drill... and go short... blow out the peg hole with some air in a can - computer k'bd cleaner from pound land... Sorted!

@shoulderpet... many thanks for the G4M combo... A most Generous Gent! Wet and worthwhile ride over, even fitted in the top box of the scooter... One happy and surprised Son!.. A nice practice pairing with a Ibby GSR200...

You look good in rags - Alice Cooper

Quick shout for @shoulderpet... Collect a little combo from Mark he listed in the Basschat Recycler, such a kind gesture, my Son is really happy to have his own amp, small and light enough to carry round the corner to his mates... Thanks again.

(R)Ice in the Sun - Status Quo

slot or hole? can't you dismantle and drill out the centre hole, and dremel the edge of the slot on one side of the peg, leaving the other edge standard? then it would stay a matching set. can only be a mm or so... Got a couple of odd Elephant Ear tuners kicking about but due to shape they will be £3 whatever to post... if it was letter post i'd send one your way grattis. For info Post a pic... Elephant or Fishtail... what size is a Ti Jazz Flat B string at the turny end... and what size hole n slot ya got...

Always The Sun - Stranglers

Muscle of Love - Alice Cooper

Bad Time for Bonzo - The Damned

80's... Howz about a Keytar? Saw one in a recent look in Cack Converters in Tunbridge Wells... Had 4 Basses in there... All Left Paw... might of all came from the same person, or more likely just a reflection of the strange lot in TW. 😉

Funky Moped - Jasper Carrot

Hi Zen... Yep. If ya check the Registed as Buisness, down as Luthiers Warehouse. Had em make me a Custom Rear Route P body... and then got them to make me a Custom Rear Route J Body with Slanty PJ pickup routes.... Drop 'em an email, Ricky, Mark and Marc were most helpfull in sorting out what i was after and about 10% savings on bay prices. Bodies need a little work, but great price for something custom special Check em out on faceache... There is a sister company that makes finished guitars... lovely stuff. There name was on the shipping box... Lamaq Guitars

Me too... It should have a Tuner (Mute), Compressor, Drive, Modulation (Chorus/Phaser), DI out on XLR and Phones on 1/8" so no messin wiv adapters... Happy to test any protos... Thinkin about the Wah/Vol?...

... a sure sign someone is missing there Banjo!...

think a certain Mr Gilmore also assisted with the up and coming Kate and her first album...

For clarification, only the bit of MDF came from the skip... NOT my beloved Marshall, before anyone starts with the funny quips about putting it back!...

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Show me the way to go home - Drunks...

Recorded a bit of Fats Domino to watch later... one of my Dads favourites, so listened to a bit of that growing up... Mum liked Duane Eddie, Buddy Holly and the Everly Brothers... stuff like that

Made this from a bit of MDF out of a skip up the road... a carpet tile... and some left over edging strips from the foam mats i put down in the garage... bit of black spray paint around the edges and no more nails glue...

Yep them things... couple of quid on ali express, got em with a pair of fret guards / shields... handy for 0000 Wire wool n Polishing the frets and (whisper...) lemon oil on a rosewood board. bend a thin bit of metal and wrap in electrical tape... nowt special. and for a fret guard, cut an old store card or credit card in half and then tape leaving a fret gap...

That Ebony Fretboard looks so good... Speaks volumes for your work when a manufacturer comes to you for a remedy... and see your name against a fair few rescued and custom items... headstock, truss rod issues, inlays etc