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Thank you. Has anyone figured out how to save edited TonePrints into the pedal preset slots? My Viscous Vibe only has one TonePrint slot and I don't like the two presets. I'd like to save my own TonePrints over them.

Maybe pipe dreaming here... But, is there a way to overwrite a preset with my own TonePrint? I have the Viscous Vibe. There are only 3 options, Chorus, TonePrint or Vibrato. I don't like the Chorus or Vibrato presets. It would be nice to overwrite them with my own TonePrints.

It's been a while since I've posted here. I've been concentrating on my 6-string guitars more lately. But, I'm back, because I have a new project. I finally found a nice neck for my Made in Korea - 1989 Squier Precision bass. I bought a working, crafted in Indonesia by Cor-Tek 2013 Squier...

The gal looks like she's having fun.

That is a very good looking instrument @JRA.

That looks great!

"Tone stands" :roflmao:

That's what I just put in the Parts Paul. I'm not easily impressed, but they make a world of difference for around $40.

OK, so EatS recommended the G.M. 57 Special Alnico II Chrome Humbucker set for my Parts Paul guitar. I had the time to install them into my guitar today and OMG. I've never been an upgrade pick-ups kind of guy. But, I am now. I'm not even playing in the same game anymore. My guitar has come...

I know. I really liked it. I just wasn't playing it... I've got my eyes on a Tele, but I'm on the fence about the one I'm looking at.

I just sold my Ibanez Mikro. The idea of it was better than having it if you know what I mean. But now I know what short scale is all about. So, I'm down to one bass. I still have way to many 6 string guitars now.

Do any of you have an experience with with Xaviere guitars? I can buy this Xaviere XV-650 for $120. The owner replaced the original switch, pots with jack, which are things i would typically have to do with a guitar like this. It's in minty shape. Strange coincidence, it has the same pickups...

I'm a firm believer in that philosophy.

Well, I've gone down that rabbit hole. I bought the Alnico II's It looks great you've got some wood working skills @Dubious Aa

I love this place. Thanks @spatters! You guys are a wealth of knowledge.

Thanks @spatters. I do have an LCR meter, but it's the smaller type.

Hi @C Stone. I already have a logo I like. How would I go about getting it printed? I have some "clear" decal paper I use for that on light colored headstocks, but mine is black, so that won't work. I'm into cheap, hence my membership here. :D I can't spend much on it. If you know what I mean...

My Stern 602-270 has a Hz setting. Is that how you're measuring inductance? If so, I'll start measuring that on my pups from now on.

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OK. Maybe worth a try...

You are the guitar moding master Mr. EatS. :) :cool:

I have two guitars with 650R/700T's. An SG Epi, a LP Epi. This one has the original Washburn Neck pickup with a 700T in the bridge. I want a different sound... Pick-ups are not my area of expertise. But I do know what I don't want. The original Washburn neck pickup in this thing is not good and...

Thanks EatS. You haven't steered me wrong yet. ;)

Lefty tuners... because you happened to find a left neck cheap?

So, my Wasburn WI14 Parts Paul is almost done. Drilling the new neck worked great. Thank you so much for the advice on that. It intonates perfectly with the new bridge I put on it. EatS suggested Grover open tuners and love them. It weighs right around 7lbs which I like. The balance is good...

Nooooooooo!

Thanks. With help from all you guys it went nice and smooth. I clamped the neck with the E strings aligned equally on both sides. Drilled that hole. Got the first screw in and just repeated that. Everything is going along swimmingly. I was able to check intonation on the high E and low E strings...

I'm going to do some neck drilling tonight... fingers crossed.

It's a "tone" paint.

Sweet paint job!

The offset is about 2.5mm at the last fret. It's wide on the treble side, which is preferable if it's going one way or the other...

So my project Parts Paul guitar... The neck fits quite snuggly in the pocket, but needs to be tweaked to have the strings line up correctly on the fretboard before I make the screw holes in the neck. I'm thinking I'll have to shave a little bit off the side of the pocket to make that happen...

I like that notch you have on the headstock that kind-of mimics the top right cutout. I've often thought of actually drilling a 1"ish hole on a headstock. It's not something you see very often.

Thanks for the advice on the Grover tuners EatS. They're great. I'm hoping to get the neck set and drilled in the next couple of days.

Ibanezy... which I like. :)

We should just call this place, "Modding cheap guitars and basses"

Yeah, there is plenty of room. As I said, I measured where the saddles will be and that distance matched my Epiphone LP distance to the humbuckers. I should know if all that pans out mid week next week when that bridge arrives. Fingers crossed. I truly believe Washburn just slapped 25.5" scale...

LOL

This Washburn WI14 guitar is really messed up. The existing bridge is placed between where a 25.5" SL bridge should be and where a 24.75" should be. To intonate it as a 25.5" I had to remove the spring that pushes the wound string saddles forward to let those saddles move back far enough to...

Yes. That makes sense. :)