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What's under my Squier VM Jazz scratchplate ?


Les

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Will it be a thing of beauty I can run without the scratchplate like the fretless VM's or will it be a world war 1 trench ?

I know I could just take a look but I'm sure you've done it and Paula is making my tea for 5.30 so I have to go out now.

Ta 

Les

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My 20114 VM77 had a nice body and the pickup rout for the neck pickup wasn't too much oversize, better than a MIM which has a big fixture hole and cable rout

hope the tea was nice and once you've done the washing up get the screwdriver out

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38 minutes ago, Aidan63 said:

hope the tea was nice and once you've done the washing up get the screwdriver out

Was nice ta and I ran off without doing the washing up as per usual.

Surely I'm not going to have to get my screw driver out ? I have 2 VM's, that must be like 20 screws in all. There must be 5 thousand VM Jazz owners on here. 

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15 minutes ago, Reggaebass said:

If you unscrew the control plate you will see if the body has been routed for the wires to the neck pickup 🙂

Still sounds like a lot of holes on 2 VM’s 🤣

 

come on lads surely someone’s done this ???

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I did it when I installed new pickups and a new wiring harness.

I was sure it had the control cavity/neck pick up rout, but some of the other answers have got me doubting my memory.

I reckon you're just going to have to bite the bullet and spend the 10 minutes or so it will take to take off the plate, have a peek, then decide if you want to take it further.

Fnarr fnarr.

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