PaulThePlug

King Gizzard and the Wizard Lizard - Flying Microtonal Banana

Yep #6 32 UNC... 3.5" Hard Drive Screws are short and CSK. Base plates are thin but a little twist with a csk bit gets the screws flush enough to get em under the velcro height.

@BillyBass My first cheapy fun bitsa... really enjoyable... keep um and ah about tele-ing the headstock. The PJ Jazz was the second

?.. has it had some sort of Synth pickup fitted?. Me? I'd see about getting someone to run a router bit, the width and depth of the damage... best tidy-up. Then maybe a bit of scratch plate material or simply mask-up and just a pass or two of paint...

@Simon C Crackin' Pic of a Ric... Spooky!

Had to move the rack for a hoover under, so here are some...

P in a J plate from Aliexpress... cheap but not reverse

The Double Cover look is kinda cool... Quite like the look of a cover without the scratch plate... You going for a Bridge cover as well?

Just reacquainted myself with #1... Again, plain, simple and elegant. Real nice.

Sabre Dance - Lots

Velcro... Oh... anyone know the size of a Dunlop Cry Baby Wah rubber foot screw? When ya take the rubber foot of for using velcro, the screw is too long.

Nice... Intrigued to see what it looks like without the plate...

@Baloney Balderdash... 2x A/B/Y... 1 to split and 1 to join? I'll have a look and think about that.. What's your take on the Expression Pedal On/Off Switch and Use or am i missing something? Wish it turned the 'Variable' OFF/ back to default, not the 'Effect' I'm alright with the sounds of the Amp/Can SIMs, I had a B1 Four and sold it to buy the older B1on for the 'Missing' Marshall Super Bass. Would you care-to-share your 'Trippy Reverse Delay' Patch? Mental!.. all this in a 'lil box at about the £30 mark... less if ya lucky!

SNAKE!..

All Black, Bound 'n Blocks... What's not to like... Great Find keep ya busy for a few hours arsing about. Those covers would be a real hit for someone with a dark tort or sunburst!

Q... How does the connection work? Looks like TRS, but the Ibby uses a TRS Socket, expecting a TS Jack to 'Short' the R and S - Batt Neg - to turn on the Pre EDIT: was intrigued... so had a look at the destructions... Right-angled 1/4" Adapter - The included Relay G10 transmitter adapter can be used to place the transmitter at a right angle into the guitar, if such placement is desired. It also provides improved compatibility with active guitars that have non-standard jack wiring. Please see line6.com/support/g10adapter for more information. So looks like an adapter is needed anyhows! - Mono-a-mono!

Have you thought of a short half meter lead from jack plug to socket?... with the Tx attached to a strap? Out of harms way. I wouldn't want it sticking out a P at 90 degs or hanging out the bottom of an edge jack bass, waiting for a Clonk, And avoids a 'How do i fix my Relay' post like the Amp Plug thingies that get a clout... Look much sleeker as well...

Try a different style string tree?

Dunno any real detail about the flood?.. If it works, take it to Cack Converters!..

Your Pups OK? I'll have another look, see what Pups 'n Pre i've got from the 300 and 400... £DunnoButReasonable?

Which Idiot and how? But... Natural Finish... Wax/Oil/Lacquer to seal and Play On Painted... Nail Varnish and Play On It's an Ărse, but don't let it fry-ya-mind or disappoint, Carry on enjoying what you have.

Open it up and have a look... go over it with a hair dryer on med heat... nowt to loose?..

Might just take your life - Whitesnake