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Want, so Want!!!!!!!!

i assume the order number is the ticket number?

i honestly think it might be a good idea to contact the PTC group at prs. I believe there is a schematic on the support link of the site, which could help depending on you knowledge of wiring.

you can remove it but there will be wax on the pickup possibly. Also it will not be a squabbin ( square pickup like the neck in your pick)

i found tone pro replacements on eBay, and they are locking tuners

Question, what wiring schematic you plan to use?

GET A MIRA BASS!!!! It works very well with the Tremonti bridge and I think you can use it with the 5 way blade setup. The Mira is also a 4 lead wire setup for coil tapping.

How much does the fly bling add!!!!!

513 I will be getting mine out of the case later today for some personnel time together.....

Try www.stewmac.com or www.allparts.com.

ME Quattro--53/10 pickup rules them all!!!! 513 CE reissue

NAWICE, makes we want to try bass guitar again!!!!

i saw you post in the other thread. I think the op in that one settled on glue. But since you have an S2 from sweetwater, I would contact them for help.

he used super glue. check posts just before yours.

i used to use my lap and steady hands and strong arms!!!!!! :)

here is what I am working with so far. finally got some peg board hardware and moving fabric to get the area guitar friendly. Don't need any new dings!!!!!. I think I can fit a vise on the right side with the room I have after cleaning up the area.

i was able to get real close. The fact that the SE screws are bigger,helped alot.

The guitar tech I use, swears by it. I guess with all the guitars he sees daily and the fact he builds his own basses, it's a must have

I too have a wrecked out work area in the basement next to the furnace!!!. Reminds me of shop class in college with the noise LOL. Maybe why I like the spot so much. I guess I missed the window too on spring cleaning. Well, I will be hitting homedepot for some stuff to get my new work space...

I hit the local hardware chain, (Home depot) with a screw to match replacements