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Thunderbird Club

this later today....
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These two, no active stuff tonight....:
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Well I had one. But after looking thought no telling how many pics I didn't find it. Would have been quicker to go get the bass and take the back off and take another pic. But not being deterred and searched here knowing I posted it.
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Looks very similar, including the jack type and the black pads under the pots.
 
Are you looking for this type of tailpiece?
That would work. Just something that will keep the silks-end and extra windings off the saddles... I really don't mind screwing into the body for a good reason. And that will definitely keep the ends away from the saddles...
 
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"Modbar" brings no results on eBay. Still looking...
Roger, you might be able to make one.
It’s a little piece of metal the width of the bridge with holes drilled through for the strings but not big enough for the string ends. It just fits snugly against the bridge when the strings are pulled through.
 
That would work. Just something that will keep the silks-end and extra windings off the saddles... I really didn't mind screwing into the body for a good reason. And that will definitely keep the ends away from the saddles...
The Mod-Bar would work without screwing into the body and is supposed to fix the problem you mention. If you need it to be black, I found these pics somewhere a while back from someone that painted their Mod-Bar.
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Look at Donnie’s photo. I think his pots are CTS (137). I can’t tell on mine given the solder. But a lot of similarities.
I did and admit some of the solder joints look just as scary. I’m thinking your volume pot’s been replaced. If you move the braid over that, can you read its stated value?
 
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I did and admit some of the solder joints look just as scary. I’m thinking your volume pot’s been replaced. If you move the braid over that, can you read its stated value?
I’ll open it up again tomorrow. The braid is soldered pretty well to the can. Don’t know how much I can move.