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i was playing a brian may copy, and loved it, and my friend played it and we both agreed that this would be a great guitar to own. i was looking through the internet and found this:alternate may wirings
near the bottom of the page, there are 3 wiring diagrams. the are making up for the 8 usless positions. i would like to try one of those out. my question is, which of the (including the drawing, i mean the 3 that are adjacent to one another) which would be easiest to do (yes i realize they are all complex)?

I just got a new Gamp;L Legacy and will not be using the vibrato. How do I go about tightening the bridge?

Is there anywhere in the states I can get them from?
AlexInChains sent me a set about a year ago. I really liked them, so supple on my Carvin.

Anyone out there have experience with the Voodoo Lab Amp Selector?

excuse my ignorance, but can someone please explain to me the difference between distortion and overdrive pedals. for example the Boss sd1 vs Boss Ds1. and there effect on the tone on a tube amp

Epi stopped making them a few years back, just wondered if anybody had any thoughts.

All,
I was wondering about grounding. When you run the pickup wires, do you run all the wires to the 3-way switch, and ground there and then send a wire through to the pots, or where do you send the green and bare wires for ground? I'm wondering because me and my friend soldered and did the modification, but he said run them to the 3-way first, then out to the other parts from there. Do you guys do this, or only run the black wires from the pickups to that switch? Anyone got pictures? Thanks!

I can play chords pretty well, but I'm having trouble going from one chord to another without it sounding obscure. Instead of a clean transition, it just sounds like I chop of one chord and then go into another. Any help would be nice. Thanks in advance

If anyone has one that they know will fit said bass, send me an e-mail at mr_goodbomb@yahoo.com

I've been keeping an eye out for a new guitar lately, and I'm having an extremely tough time making a definate decision.