Yep the bassesbyleo forum was sort of born out of some older forums from years ago. A really dedicated crew hang out there and they know their stuff. Much less traffic, which has it's benefits.
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Read further down and it is a Tribute. Don't Tributes say Tribute on the headstock? If so, I find this sneaky!
Just picked this up on my lunch break. Not the best picture but it will do for now. It's even more beautiful in person!! View attachment 3010279
Just picked this up on my lunch break. Not the best picture but it will do for now. It's even more beautiful in person!! View attachment 3010279
Link RemovedThe truss nut wrench from Stew Mac came in today.
Unfortunately the nut is just too stripped inside.
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Not sure where to go from here. There's the solder idea mentioned earlier in this thread, would need some instruction on how to do that without ruining anything.
Any other DIY ideas?
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Assuming you are replacing the nut![]()
fortunately I've had great luck with Rifle and Pistol Scopes! LOLWhen it comes to Amazon and eBay, you need to be very cognizant that the photos don't always match the description. The link you provided if definitely for a Tribute but the seller used a US photo. I also don't not trust a lot of third party sellers on Amazon unless they run a legit web or brick and mortar shop.
eBay is just as bad. In looking for a riflescope the other day, I found a listing for what I wanted but it had a generic photo. Contacted the seller. He gave me one model number and SKU that did not match the one in his item's details, did not match the one in his description and further did not match the product he was advertising.
let me know if you get let me know if you get jammed up. I can help you outThe truss nut wrench from Stew Mac came in today.
Unfortunately the nut is just too stripped inside.
View attachment 3010453
Not sure where to go from here. There's the solder idea mentioned earlier in this thread, would need some instruction on how to do that without ruining anything.
Any other DIY ideas?

I roast my own, Black Rifle Coffee Company and Peet'sCan I derail this thread to ask y'all what brand of coffee you favor? Just checking the clock here as I follow along.... My current blend of speed sludge isn't quite cutting it, but you guys seem to have a line on the primo pep.
Peet's is great. Used to be at then end of my block when I lived on the west coast, but sparser out here around Boston.I roast my own, Black Rifle Coffee Company and Peet's
Nordstrand, its a lot less esoteric then the two others you mentioned, subtle.I was thinking about installing a sadowsky or an East J-Tone 01 preamp in my G&L JB4.
Any other suggestions?
There's one in Harvard Square, anyway.Peet's is great. Used to be at then end of my block when I lived on the west coast, but sparser out here around Boston.