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pickup install Q
I have a real technical question re: taking out the pin where the jack goes.
So I don't do damage i.e. try to pull out a nail when it is actually a screw, is the strap button/peg on the rear usually screwed in or does it have a pin on it and nailed in as it were? mine is plastic - no visible screw - does not mean there isn't one. it wouldn't be glued in would it? I am not queasy about doing this, but I don't want to screw up either. thanks. |
#2
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Quote:
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If it should happen to shear while twisting, it can always be drilled out. |
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I worked on a guitar once that it was glued in and couldn't budge it. I ended up cutting it flush with the body, then drilling it out.
Just give it a good twist with some pliers. |
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good good.
C, Thanks for the pic! B, good idea - may need to use it looking forward to it even though I don't have an amp yet! |
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Not the most fun thing I've done. there was an extra piece of wood 1/2" wide 1/4" thick over the the top of a larger block on the end where the end pin jack went. I had to remove at least 1/8" material to get it to come out the back. Of course when I was done I had a better idea how to do that part of it.
I used the super glue method vs. the double stick tape. The jig worked well for the 1st and last one but I somehow got the middle transducer off its intended mark. It is directly under the D string instead between D and G. I am thinking this would/will not have a noticeable affect (to my untrained ear) and so decided to leave well enough alone - as in don't break what ain't broke. Am I going to notice the G string not getting enough attention? I am in the process of borrowing an amp so I can't check to see if it works - yet. thanks |
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Is it the 3 element pickup?
Might notice a little difference, but you won't know till you string it up. Go for it! |
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yep - the pure mini.
we shall see. |
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Lots of them are glued in these days so as mentioned cut it off and then drill.
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