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So here's the deal; I got this once in a blue-moon band. We get together a couple of times a year and play for a long weekend. Under another name we played around Athens Georgia back in the late 80's and have managed to 'keep rockin' (or something like it) for 3 decades now. We've entered a songwriting competition with a tune that I wrote and we need some votes.
So if you got a minute, please follow the link below and cast a vote for Race To Venus.

Last time I looked we were somewhere in the middle of the page as you scroll down or you can search for artist, Race To Venus.
Yes, that's Race To Venus.

http://openmicus.com...nalley.com/vote

The song is called When Do I Sleep in case that motivates in any way.
Remember that name, Race To Venus. At least long enough to vote.

Thanks for your support,
Bill "sorry I'm playing a Squier in the picture" Wellman

Does anyone know if there are pots available with a thinner shaft? I'm talking about the threaded section. I was trying to fit a new pair of pots into the cavity and didn't even think that the diameter might be different. The OEM Epis are much thinner than the replacements I was trying to jam in there. My local shop didn't have anything nor does GFS. Will I have to rout the guitar to fit these? If so, what's the best way to do that without chipping the paint?
Questions, all the time, I got questions.
Thanks
Bill

I've just replaced tuners and bridge on an LP Jr and need to set the intonation. The bridge is a GFS intonated wraparound and I wondered how close to perfect will I be able to get this? Do I have to use a bridge with independent saddles? I like the idea of keeping this fairly true to the original setup. I've got another Jr where the low E is out of register while the others are fine. It has the stock wraparound bridge and tuners.
Probably I just need to have patience and spend more time fiddling with the set screws and height adjustment. Tips from the experienced please?