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At one point I had a tone rider bridge pickup hot Alnico 3 that was staggered for a lefty, by mistake, but the company was awesome to fix the...
You're in the right place, but there's a rule that you must post lots of pictures! Haha! So many possibilities, options, choices.. What is your...
Wow, that's a tough order! How about a humbucker? https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F192215432555...
Me, too![IMG][IMG] Sent from my LG-H932 using Tapatalk
Match the grain and plug it. Don't use a dowel as it will be end grain, you need to get a plug cutting bit. I'm sure you have already...
I agree. Look in an earlier post of mine, above. I specifically echoed the question "are they vintage correct?" Hopefully someone with an all...
You didn't believe me earlier when I told you they were identical. You didn't believe me when I told you they were not some random parts. That's...
And Moosie, because I know you won't believe that I purchased from Darren Riley, although one purchase was directly from his website and the other...
Where do you think I bought them from? Random parts? Buyer error? Why being negative toward me? I'm trying to help others and you're blaming...
Oh yeah, there is a Vintage '58 knob, with it's own part number, that I always thought looked like a dome knob with the top shaved off.... Not the...
Identical. The one with the fine scratches on the top, right side, is the brass one... It's been used. The one on the left just came out of the...
But then why still produce the brass ones and sell them at the same price, but then not tell anyone what the differences are???? Ugh! It's not...
And that's another good question... What were the knobs on, say, a 1964-1970 telecaster? Chrome plated aluminum or brass? Sent from my LG-H932...
They are identical. I put one of each on my control plate and asked my son (very keen and critical eye) to see if he could spot any difference....
So, I purchased a set of knobs for my diy project, American Vintage/Pure Vintage 60's knobs, Fender part number 009-5799-049. ( I've seen both...
