By the way, this is probably a stupid question; is fitting a new pick guard just a case of unscrewing the old one and screwing on the new? No electrics involved?
With my new PJ, the only thing involved in a pick guard swap was the three way switch.
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By the way, this is probably a stupid question; is fitting a new pick guard just a case of unscrewing the old one and screwing on the new? No electrics involved?
What did you have to do?With my new PJ, the only thing involved in a pick guard swap was the three way switch.
What did you have to do?
What did you have to do?
Uh oh...I just bought a 4003S Jetglo Ric yesterday... (my wife is not happy with me)By the way I took just the Stang to my band’s gig last night, have to say I didn’t miss the Ric! Liking the comfort and sound of the Stang!
YesBy the way, this is probably a stupid question; is fitting a new pick guard just a case of unscrewing the old one and screwing on the new? No electrics involved?
Uh oh...I just bought a 4003S Jetglo Ric yesterday... (my wife is not happy with me)
The first bass I ever wanted was a Ric in jetglo, but for some reason it's just never happened...until nowIt's going to be okay... I've seen numerous posts in the thread from folks who own both 'Stangs and Rics... Just show her those and claim peer pressure.
-robert
Pics!Uh oh...I just bought a 4003S Jetglo Ric yesterday... (my wife is not happy with me)
Sorry, just saw the pic... gotta splash some more coffee in my eyes...Pics!
Uh oh...I just bought a 4003S Jetglo Ric yesterday... (my wife is not happy with me)
Great: thanks! Even I can do that!Unscrew the nut to the toggle and unscrew the screws holding the pickguard on. Pull the guard off.
Yes, my level of electric ability can be measured on the fingers of no hands!Just undo the nut on the switch to remove it from the old pick guard, put the switch through the hole on the new pick guard and replace the nut to secure the switch...
Edit: no electronics or solder involved which suits me just fine.
I found my wife thought the Ric was ‘beautiful’ so maybe just show it to her and she’ll understand!It's going to be okay... I've seen numerous posts in the thread from folks who own both 'Stangs and Rics... Just show her those and claim peer pressure.
-robert
I found my wife thought the Ric was ‘beautiful’ so maybe just show it to her and she’ll understand!
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