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Reply to Over-planed neck blank -- too thin?
I don’t see any issues with a lam then. Could look kind of cool and you could tell people it was your plan the whole time. There’s no way they would know.
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Reply to Over-planed neck blank -- too thin?
Have you routed for the truss rod yet ?
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Ian Davlin The Looth Group posted an update 4 weeks ago
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Reply to Over-planed neck blank -- too thin?
To be clear on option #2 above, I mean gluing veneer to the bottom of the fingerboard to build up total thickness.
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Elaine S Hartstein Hartstein Guitars replied to the discussion Vintage Pickup Repair in NY Area in the forum Quick Questions 4 weeks ago
Reply to Vintage Pickup Repair in NY Area
I assume that would be fine. The owner thinks they need to be rewound, but he doesn’t actually know. It might be a simpler repair.
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Ian Davlin The Looth Group replied to the discussion Vintage Pickup Repair in NY Area in the forum Quick Questions 4 weeks ago
Reply to Vintage Pickup Repair in NY Area
I’ll ask Buzzy about this. Would NJ close to the city work ?
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David Ross David Ross Musical Instruments replied to the discussion Volume pot for Ibanez Bass in the forum Quick Questions 4 weeks ago
Reply to Volume pot for Ibanez Bass
I actually use these pots for the guitar pedals I make. Basically you’re looking for a 500k linear dual gang pot. Alpha makes them, I usually get mine from Tayda (in Thailand I believe), although they’re out of stock at the moment. In the future I would seek out guitar pedal suppliers like Adafruit, LoveMySwitches, SmallBear, Stompbox Parts…
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Chip Tait Brooklyn Fretworks replied to the discussion Volume pot for Ibanez Bass in the forum Quick Questions 4 weeks ago
Reply to Volume pot for Ibanez Bass
Sometimes old technology wins. I couldn’t find anything on the website, so…
I placed a telephone call to Hoshino USA, the company that imports Ibanez guitars. I got through to a real live person and explained what I was looking for. He found the part number of what I needed, then promptly told me the part was backordered until April. “Hold…
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Elaine S Hartstein Hartstein Guitars started the discussion Vintage Pickup Repair in NY Area in the forum Quick Questions 5 weeks ago
Vintage Pickup Repair in NY Area
A Westchester NY musician has two 1967 Fender Jazz Bass pickups that are not working, and he would like to get them fixed locally, as he is reluctant to send them anywhere. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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