pick up rings

[GlennW]

You know something glenn ' date='theres always someone better than you out there,so what do you call yourself?as far as the finger joke grow up ,i dont give a **** if i get banned from here smf..[/quote']

 

Sorry, I had the misconception that this thread was a prank. I see now I was wrong. Here's another decent place for parts, very quick service and shipping as long as you order online; they rarely answer the phone. Good luck.

 

http://www.guitarpartsresource.com/guitar_index.htm

[Dietrich]

Hey rsc277 (original poster),

 

You might get a new truss rod cover through your local music store, or trying to contact Epiphone/Gibson directly. (Someone else may have already said this.)

 

I got a new truss rod cover by emailing Gibson and describing what I needed. They gave me a part number. I then gave the part number to my local guitar shop and they ordered it. It only cost me a few bucks, I recall.

 

-Seems like there's a lot of goof-action on this forum lately, with these stupid 'who said what/who meant what' arguments. ... A shame indeed.

 

But there are still many cool and helpful folks here too. I hope the foolishness on this thread didn't put you off.

 

Cheers,

 

~D.

[CodeMonk]

Speaking of Pickup rings, has anyone here every made their own.

I'm sure most have you have seen my EPI LP with the formica/TRC "upgrade" I did to it.

I would like to use the same material for pickup rings.

Just looking for ideas/tips on accomplishing this.

 

Thanks