Toaster cover on an HB-1?
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Re: Toaster cover on an HB-1?
Dead easy John. Lightly sand the corners of the HB-1 until the cover fits, albeit very snugly. I have successfully converted 3 now.
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Re: Toaster cover on an HB-1?
Hey, that does sound easy! I just popped the chrome surround off and it sure looks straightforward enough. Just ordered a toaster cover from sunny Lindenwold, NJ, so I should have it on by early next week.
Thanks Brian.
Thanks Brian.
Re: Toaster cover on an HB-1?
Talk about a sleeper guitar! Imagine jumping from "You Can't Do That" to "Over the Mountain" at a gig.
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Re: Toaster cover on an HB-1?
Hey Brian, still having some trouble with this. Am I supposed to me removing the black plastic tolex-looking piece from the pickup, or does the toaster cover go right over it? Where exactly did you sand on yours?
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Re: Toaster cover on an HB-1?
John, did you ever get it completed?
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Re: Toaster cover on an HB-1?
John they are a tight fit. Sand the corners very lightly until the cover can be pressed over the black covering. Don't remove the covering.
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