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I've played "Money" on that bass. 🙂

...just stringing you along! 🙂

You can palm mute on the normal bridge/tailpiece assembly. I have found an appropriate place for one of my Hipshot bridges, though:

My '64 - I'll put the plate on the right way one day...

It has been done...

(I don't think it's the OP's.)

Arf! I like the twin truss-rods.

I have a V2 bridge on one of my 2010 Rics.

Maybe the politicians have shares in VPN providers.

These attempts to control people are really annoying; all they do is make things difficult for ordinary folks whilst the actual criminals just move on to something else.

See my pic above: TRS in one side and 2x TS out of the other.

Some random comments back at you! 🙂 NB. you only insert on jack at a time: either a mono into the "Normal" socket or a stereo/TRS into the Rick-O-Sound one. FYI, the switching socket is a Switchcraft part too (I thought I had a note of the p/n somewhere). I think there may be a sweet spot to allow the mono one free movement. Perhaps bending the mono one's inner blade in a bit might give it that extra clearance. The reason there's no sound when a mono jack one is pushed all the way into the stereo socket is because the mono socket's switch connects the stereo one's Tip and Ring together, so if you push a mono jack in all the way, it's Sleeve (Gnd) is touching the Ring, which connects it to Gnd too.

FYI #1, this is a splitter box to do the Rick-O-Sound thing. FYI #2 - you can test the Rick-O-Sound socket with a mono lead: push it in all the way and you should get the Treble pickup; pull it out partly and you should get the Bass one.