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Hi guys, I have a Gator hard case for my 360V64, but it's a little flimsy. Any recommendations for a very sturdy case? Thanks in advance!

I have one on my 360v64. Works quite well once you deal with its inherent flaws (needs to be loktited and then you need a special wave washer and a nylon insert to make it work smoothly). I recommend it if you need vibrato.

parker_knoll wrote:Fug, I will buy your hot toasters if you don't want them.

I replied to your PM, or at least I attempted to. We can probably work something out.

You want to get a 7/16" wavey washer and put it in on top so it's right under the screw. A drop of machine oil helps too. You can get them at any hardware store or home center.

One further question: Do you use the wave washer in conjunction with the plastic washer that comes with the Accent, or ...

ChuckEds wrote:You want to get a 7/16" wavey washer and put it in on top so it's right under the screw. A drop of machine oil helps too. You can get them at any hardware store or home center.

Thank you SO much!!!

I recently picked up a 360v64 and, as I'm a vibrato junkie, I bought an Accent unit for it. However, I'm having a little trouble keeping the arm where I want it and also keeping it from coming unscrewed. I searched the forum and I found an old post about this very issue, and John Hall and one of the ...

Great, thank you! My understanding of electronics is seriously lacking, so thank you for setting me straight.

Hi there. I'm not sure if this is the best place to post this.

I recently bought a 360v64 from 1997. It's a fantastic guitar as is, but I'm keen on making a few changes to it. It's equipped with the high-output toasters -- I've already purchased a pair of the vintage spec ones. I've also purchased ...