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I’ve posted a bunch with the knobs facing straight up :) the tuners come with a tiny magnetic wrench you can use to help when the knobs are too difficult to turn with just your fingers. but, right. not a slight angle, not the right knobs! also not the right thread but I’m happy to hand out...

I have both of those in addition to other. I probably still have 4 or 5 different ones left... I did mention not remembering why I didn't cut that bass up... Could have been bridges!

Probably just getting the bridge height right and having controls in usable locations. And I wasn't confident enough in my skills to get things right. With the Schecter I didn't care if it didn't work out but thankfully it did! I get a little bit better and more confident each time I chop off a...

Although.... IIRC I was also having trouble with the NS figuring out how I'd make it headless. But that was months ago so who knows???

I almost had a headless Spector NS but I wasn't thrilled with the sound and the bass looked too nice to cut up so I traded it for an ugly ESP and chopped the head off of that one instead. I'd be happy to help behead a bass. Heads are for suckers as I always say (just ask me)...

And headless! Anyone wanna buy a head??? This one turned out better than the last one and I have the perfect bag for it - one that might just barely squeeze into my trunk.

I didn’t like how it sounded. I sold it and got a schecter. I like most of the sounds and have a bass for the bits this one won’t do anyway. And… I’m not a big fan of the colorway so if I mess things up I can just spray paint over it and not care too much. Process: See which bridge will be...

OK! Getting ready for the next head-echtomy... I have an ESP LTD AP-4 (EMG p'ups in PJ, reverse head) that's going to be my next victim. I just need to decide which bridge I'm putting on it. I've got 6 right now with 2 sets of Guyker individual tuners, a silver ALP mini, the Nova I just bought...

It’s a really cute tiny magnetic Allen key that sticks in a slot on the side of the bridge.

I have (had) three of these. I did not have to route to get them to work but I did have to disassemble and modify the intonation wheels on one so that I could get the action low enough. The work was not significantly more difficult than adjusting for action and intonation on any other guitar...

Fingybass is going up for sale if anyone is interested. It's great for slap (really!) but it's not great for how I play or what I will ever play. For now I'm sticking with the newly headless mockingbird and the steinberger spirit. PM me an offer? It presents as new because I never really played it!

I don't see four stringers on their site. Do they do these in full scale, too? Just wondering! Looks nice!

My bass teacher made me do it to mess with people :) It’s not great up close but it’s fine from a distance - pretty much like the whole bass.

Tuning is easy - just twist the knob and if it gets difficult it comes with a tiny Allen key held to the side with a magnet. Action was more difficult and required taking it apart. Intonation is easier than action - loosen strings and move things. There are 2 holes for gross intonation but a...

Largely complete. Cute and fun and it works better for me. It isn’t perfect looking but the sound is awesome.