Wee Davy

Many thanks

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If you decide to install an Endpin jack, don’t just use a drill to make the hole, use a reamer of the correct size. This avoids any cracking or splintering. Remember it will get hot so don’t the same mistake as I did, I had blisters on two fingers after touching the reamer too soon.

Dead on!

Thanks guys, that's what I thought. It's by no means a new battery so I was surprised it still worked at all. Time for a replacement.

I was recently away from home for a week and foolishly left my guitar on its stand and plugged in. It was therefore connected to my amp although that was not switched on. Question, is there a drain on the Baggs Element battery under these circumstances or would the amp need to be switched on to complete the circuit?

I used a 0000 paint brush that I used to use for retouching black and white photographs. A pair of magnifying specs can be helpful. Dab it on in tiny spots. Don't use a painting motion or it will be obvious. Like most jobs, it's worth taking your time.

I've used it in the past to touch up a couple of chips on my Guild 12 string. Use tiny drops and let it spread into the chip until you get a flat suface.

The plate on my Hummingbird Pro looks like your picture number three.

The tights only come out on special occasions.

Welcome too from me in the county of Robin Hood