ViggoP
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^this^[..] that switch on the upper horn. It looked terrible to me. However, the more I thought about it the more I realized that is probably my favorite switch location on any guitar [..]
Did this with my CE24. Vast improvementYeah I agree too. I mostly dislike the placement of the blade switches. I have three different models with a blade switch (Cu24, SSH, and MEV) and they are all pretty awkward to use compared to my guitars with the three way toggle, which I vastly prefer regardless of placement. I don't own any guitar with the rotary switch, but if I did I would change it to a three way toggle in a heartbeat.
Yeah! With nothing but a nut and washer mounted to shoot right through some plywood with nothing to stop it.anyway while we're griping, my issue is the idiotic side mounted jack plate. it should be on the top like a 335.
if someone steps on it the angled cord should crack the top before pulling out.Yeah! With nothing but a nut and washer mounted to shoot right through some plywood with nothing to stop it.
Never pull outif someone steps on it the angled cord should crack the top before pulling out.
Never pull out
I guess it depends on who stepped on it. I think further away, straight should pull right out. If close, angled seems better, because there would be less leverage on the jack (and therefore less likely to crack the guitar).if someone steps on it the angled cord should crack the top before pulling out.
back when we used cords i mean, like ‘86-87. jack placement is what made the stratocaster better than the tele.I guess it depends on who stepped on it. I think further away, straight should pull right out. If close, angled seems better, because there would be less leverage on the jack (and therefore less likely to crack the guitar).
I have a P22 Trem and an SAS that have the blades and trems. These haven't bothered me. That could be because I have played a strat plenty in my life and my Suhrs have them as well. The Suhrs are a little more out of the way. I actually like these blade switch locations better than the three way on my CU22. That always seems like such a far reach back to get to it.The only one I object to from a functionality standpoint is the blade switch placement on the traditional PRS shape where it’s obscured by the trem bar.