Dave Scepter

Can you extend the wire with a new piece?

And I would just ignore you period... so there! 🤭

That's exactly what I just said...🙄 "I personally would connect it to the tailpiece stud"

Also listed "for a little more" on Reverb Hamer 25th Anniversary Artist 1999 - Cherry https://reverb.com/item/93440661?utm_source=android-app&utm_medium=android-share&utm_campaign=listing&utm_content=93440661

Dude, He's already trouble shot the issue and removed the bridge and studs... common sense would dictate that he connect the wire to the tailpiece studs or whichever he can get to to make the humming stop 🤷 I personally would connect it to the tailpiece stud I don't have a 01 Studio, so~

This is in Japan, correct?.. may have to pay additional tariffs fees and such... It's weird that reverb has the shipping at $121.50 and the store has it at $250.00

Loser 🙄

What's it smell like?

Make better contact 🤣

Grab an alligator lead, attach one end to the known ground and with the other end, touch various points where you may think the problem is

That's exactly what I was saying...

$2k

Just switch the 2 existing tone pots with the 1 volume pot around... they're all 500k, correct?.. if so, switch them and use your 1 existing volume pot as the 1 tone.... without a capacitor they're all volume controls

It's obviously your guitar and your choice, but personally, if it was my guitar, I'd rather have 2 volumes and 1 tone control... just my 2 cents 🤣

Does this count?.. because out of all my V's... I've grown to love this one the most... in fact, I hardly ever play it in fear of wearing it out 🤣

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Also, it's not very difficult to just glue a dowel, cut off, then re-drill the new hole... the washer will cover up the patch

I didn't buy it... I was just announcing that it was sold 😂

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No experience but Boss makes excellent pedals... plus Sweetwater has a really good return policy, so you won't be out anything "but time" if it doesn't work out... good luck 👍

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Also, don't feel overwhelmed, you're basically just wiring 1 volume and 1 control x2