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this is a noobie question I know don't kill me! haha
- Thread starter youngmanhood
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I don't know if they'll fit your jack cassidy bass, but they'll work fine on an Epiphone Jack Casady.
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John
No.
No, you can not. If you do, it will cause a distortion in the linear framus quotient that adversely impacts the tension on the truss matrix. The result will be a proliferation of fetzer sideband harmonics in the neck dive that my cause permanent hearing loss in people over 5'10".
No, really.
No, you can not. If you do, it will cause a distortion in the linear framus quotient that adversely impacts the tension on the truss matrix. The result will be a proliferation of fetzer sideband harmonics in the neck dive that my cause permanent hearing loss in people over 5'10".
No, really.
