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Let's see those beautiful Black Basses

Maybe a set of before and after pictures would be in order?
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Very nice! I like the shape of the new pickguard better too. Did you put a 3 way switch in to replace the toggle?
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It's the Jack Casady switch, it changes the impedance, The little switch in the old was for series/parallel, the pickguards were already made. I basically did a straight swap, albeit the MM needed to be routed....with a dull spoon
 
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Posted this in the Schecter Club as well but thought it was worth sharing here too.

I've been gassing pretty bad for a PJ lately. After a few days of online shopping and looking for deals I decided to pick up old faithful. I ran a little green pad along the neck, checked the tuning as I haven't touched it in a couple months to find it was still spot on and plugged her in. No more GAS. I have had her for so long sometimes I forget what a beautiful monster it is. And I forget sometimes what I've done to modify it along the way. This bass will always be my Black N° 1
 

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