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Tips for re-installing mojo?

The problem is obvious. You attempted to replace your mojo drive with a mojo enhancer. Despite the fact that the names sound similar, they are very different, and not interchangeable. If you're just not up to performing the delicate operation, or are lacking the proper mojo tools, then you can always pick up a Lovekraft Mojo Drive pedal. Not only is it a quick and easy fix, it's also suitable for metal.

I would also like to mention the Sire line of basses for no particular reason.
 
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The problem is obvious. You attempted to replace your mojo drive with a mojo enhancer. Despite the fact that the names sound similar, they are very different, and not interchangeable. If you're just not up to performing the delicate operation, or are lacking the proper mojo tools, then you can always pick up a Lovrkraft Mojo Drive pedal. Not only is it a quick and easy fix, it's also suitable for metal.

I would also like to mention the Sire line of basses for no particular reason.

You have blown my mind.
 
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Throw it out. Since you've discarded the real Mojo...(oh, yes you did)...the best you can hope for is "Vintage Reproduction", "Lovingly Restored", "I had no idea that cleaning it would hurt", or "Clever People, those (insert ethnic group name here)". Don't you watch Antiques Road Show???
 
Hi everyone, I wonder if you can help.

I have a bass that I liked quite a bit, but I thought I would try and make it even better be upgrading the mojo. I ordered a brand-name mojo enhancer, but it just didn't work! So, now I have removed the new mojo drive and am trying to get the old mojo back on it, but it doesn't seem to fit any more.

HELP!


"Righty Tighty... Lefty Loosey!"
 
I bet you left the trim ring for the mojo enhancer in the hole where the old mojo went. It took me half a dozen times making that mistake before I put a backwards mojo reminder tattoo on my forehead. Now, when I shave at my workbench I see the mirror and smack my forehead (like I coulda hada V8) and remove the trim ring.

Badahbing. Like a glove.
 
I bet you left the trim ring for the mojo enhancer in the hole where the old mojo went. It took me half a dozen times making that mistake before I put a backwards mojo reminder tattoo on my forehead. Now, when I shave at my workbench I see the mirror and smack my forehead (like I coulda hada V8) and remove the trim ring.

Badahbing. Like a glove.

I bet you left the trim ring for the mojo enhancer in the hole where the old mojo went. It took me half a dozen times making that mistake before I put a backwards mojo reminder tattoo on my forehead. Now, when I shave at my workbench I see the mirror and smack my forehead (like I coulda hada V8) and remove the trim ring.

Badahbing. Like a glove.


The trim ring! Dammit, I can be so spacey sometimes. I see there is also half a ham sandwich and a glob of some kind of goo in there from the time I re-soldered the mojo drive modulator plug while watching re-runs of I Dream of Genie.

Thank you talk bass! You are all very tehcnically inclined.
 
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I bet putting a new tort pick guard would add at least a little mojo.

Maybe I can put this pic on it and get some FloJo mojo.

EDIT: Whoops... looks like FloJo mojo ran out in 1998. My bass is a 1999 model. Retro mojo won't fit in the new spot.

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