Not only have I not posted anything here in forever, the last 2 pages are nonsense posts and pictures!

Thankfully, I have two essay ideas that I will get to ASAIFMMFP (As Soon As I Finish My Mother Fucking Paper).

(Or is motherfucking one word?)

Glee!

Make sure you get to 2:44 to see a GLAMOROUS performance of Amy Winehouse's Rehab...

I think this is my favorite new TV show!

Hey, help a laid off brother out!

Click here for ebay!

If not, we're having a cookout! Just basics, I'll have burgers and dogs, you should BYOB and a side dish. We'll start the hangouts about 3, fire up the grill around 5, and everyone can be home early for work tuesday morning! Shoot me an email/facebook/comment/etc so I know who's coming!

=D

On a mustang, the pickup selectors are above the pickups. When I play without a pic, I knock the bridge switch all the time, when I play with a pick I knock the neck switch all the time. Because of the way the guitar is wired, if I'm only using one pickup and I knock it, it cuts the other pickup off completely! So to solve it, I dropped the switches by putting springs between the switch and the pickguard (with longer screws as well.)


Pic one is the before:





Pic two shows how high the switches are:





Pic three is my baby, naked:





Pic five shows the springs on the switch in the foreground, they have not been installed on the switch that is half out-of-frame on the left.



Better view of the whole thing:



All four springs instaled:



Finished job, side view (compare to pic two):

And now she's whole again!






Next I'm going to re-wire my Epiphone LP Junior Special.