PaulThePlug

That soldering does not look great! But love how the pup covers above ground have yellowed...

And a little fitting tip...

Mine has the Mid-Mod resistor soldered to the back of the board - no switch...

Length of 2" Square - or 4x2 wood tucked under the front edge, or behind the front feet... but it's all about the balance point!

Privet Dancer - Tina Turnip

Who you jivin'?

@Andyjr1515 Don't be shy... post a link to your web site. The finished articles are great... but it's the work and attention to detail that amazes me.

Sage advice from our own @Andyjr1515 - He really knows his onions.

Heater, Hi Lo Beam, Rear Wiper... lots of switches

SD and Passive. What value pots and particularly capacitor 0.1u, 0.47u? Couple of quid on a Cap swap

Welcome GroovyGuana! Different conversations? P or J? Pick or Fingers? Rounds or Flats? FX or Straight to Amp Pedal board or MultiFx

Mate used on of those little green houses in my garage for spraying motorcycle tanks and side panels. Walk-in, and clear so you can see what ya doing. Paint Spraying and associated care, and patience is why my bitsa's and Modders are usually natural wood with oil n wax.

Plastic green house

Call Any Vegetable - Frank Zappa

Clint Eastwood - Gorillaz

@ardi100 Behringer BDI21 c/o @Bassybert - £15 Posted... Then maybe something like a Zoom in slower time. Multi's are great for building a 'batch' of sounds that can be called upon, best at storing 100 (B1on) of sounds, sound per song, name them, save them external, even use your phone to re-order the patches to match the gig list order... Great and Cheap - £45ish B1 Four, even includes s tuner But a board's on the fly versatility might be what ya want? At a minimum a Behringer BeadyEye for a bit of grit and XLR into a mixer keeps it simples Could do the same with a Zoom.

GarLick it Up - Kiss

Natural 'n Black Hardware with Blocks sounds nice...

Likes a Nice bit of plain ash. Thinking of giving the SR600 a rubdown As for the neck... I don't mind pale maple necks, and quite like pale rose wood. Roasted Maple can look nice and can be kept unfinished ish, rather than going for a tint. Flame necks look a bit, well, OTT especially with a plainer grain of ash. Black Pearl, nice.

Raise the action a smidge... be more right up the dusty end... From 'read somewhere', intonation set at harmonic and On Top 12th fret... or fretting the string behind the fret, but now down to the fretboard... They might be squeezing the last bit of bass-juice out the string! Then all playing is subject to being a non tru temperament, compound error, calculated-ish made with a tolerance analogue instrument. Otherwise everyone would be playing bass lines on synth!

Tru-Oil or Danish Oil applied with a green scotch-brite pad..

Nice...

LambBhuna - Kaoma