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rickcrazy
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No, not you and your '72 4001 - the competition, being thorn to pieces by the sound wave coming from my pickup haha! Image
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lyle_from_minneapolis
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Well I'll be. Turns out my toaster has the longer magnets after all. The bar magnet Sergio sent me will not fit in the channel, and I ain't routing my '72.

Should prove interesting.
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What should prove interesting? The drowning out of the toaster pickup by my bridge pickup?ImageImage
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