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you might want to find out which conversion bushings you'll need first, and test fit one of the 625 tuners on it when you get them.

Putting a cap across the two outside lugs of the fifth knob, turning it into a bass roll off for the neck pickup as apposed to just another vol for the neck pickup. Easy to do, and reverse if you don’t like it. I think it’s very useful.

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Pickups might be more balanced with the toaster in the neck.

I think young people in general,... Not so much. Like high numbers basically said why should they. Young people who play instruments,... Probably a lot more so.

That's very cool, congrats!

Fun! I just got into LA from there today. Great town.

Get the adaptor so you can at least go back and forth as you wish

The cracking your seeing isn't particularly abnormal. I've read where some have put a smallish towel the length of the neck while in the case to help prevent any shifting, if that's what you're worried about.

teeder wrote:Break off a couple pieces of toothpick and place in the hole. It should snug back up.

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you can take a cap (I had a .0047 lying around) and attach each end to the outside posts of the fifth knob pot. The 5th knob will act as a bass roll off for the neck pickup. I found it useful, but everyone is different. Look around the forums for people's instructions/thoughts/reviews about the mod ...

About the neck being muddy, check out threads regarding putting a cap across the two outside lugs of the 5th or blend knob. If still wired stock that 5th knob, after adding a cap, should act as a bass roll off for the neck pickup. You should read up on it to double check my info, but it might help y...

Thanks for taking the time to look at that. There's been a lot of good said about these bridges, I may just have to get one of those eventually. Thanks again.

My deepest sympathies to Ken's friends and family

I saw this yesterday when you posted it elsewhere. Great price, very cool guitar!