Sale Over please remove

[RoyB]

The Sale is over and thank to all those people who helped make it our best sale ever.

[dangravano]

Starting Friday night, 8/15 at 11:59 pm EDT, and running through Sunday, 8/24 at 11:59pm EDT, RS Guitarworks will have a 20% off Internet Only Sale. This includes every item in the online store but does not include refinishing, repairs or builds.

Items that show out of stock may still be ordered, but please allow time to restock

Please be aware that because of the volume of orders we receive, there will be a delay in processing and shipping.

No orders will be processed over the weekend.

No Overnight Shipping during the sale, if you must have something in a rush, please call.

If you have any questions, please give us a call. 859.737.5300

Hi Roy,

Any cool Guitars you are selling @ this sale?

[RoyB]

Starting Friday night, 8/15 at 11:59 pm EDT, and running through Sunday, 8/24 at 11:59pm EDT, RS Guitarworks will have a 20% off Internet Only Sale. This includes every item in the online store but does not include refinishing, repairs or builds.

Items that show out of stock may still be ordered, but please allow time to restock

Please be aware that because of the volume of orders we receive, there will be a delay in processing and shipping.

No orders will be processed over the weekend.

No Overnight Shipping during the sale, if you must have something in a rush, please call.

If you have any questions, please give us a call. 859.737.5300

Hi Roy,

Any cool Guitars you are selling @ this sale?

Nope not this time. Just parts this go round.

[RoyB]

Sale starts tonight. We have put up a clearance section on the store as well as having many of our hard to get pickups in stock. All there things are first come first serve, so act fast. The clearance parts are limited quantities and when they show ) they are gone for good.

[RoyB]

We just added some more parts to our clearance section.

The CTS pots listed there are tested and work great, but all test in the 450-460k range. The Kluson keys listed there are the metric version and would work great on Epi or other import guitars.

http://www.rsguitarworks.net/rsstore/index.php?cPath=46

There is also a set of aged nickel True 60s in stock ready to ship.

[neastguy]

We just added some more parts to our clearance section.

The CTS pots listed there are tested and work great, but all test in the 450-460k range. The Kluson keys listed there are the metric version and would work great on Epi or other import guitars.

http://www.rsguitarworks.net/rsstore/index.php?cPath=46

There is also a set of aged nickel True 60s in stock ready to ship.

I just bought this

http://www.rondomusic.com/product1925.html

I'd like to get a electronics kit..minus the pickups that you have.. any idea how I would know what would fit it?

[RoyB]

We just added some more parts to our clearance section.

The CTS pots listed there are tested and work great, but all test in the 450-460k range. The Kluson keys listed there are the metric version and would work great on Epi or other import guitars.

http://www.rsguitarworks.net/rsstore/index.php?cPath=46

There is also a set of aged nickel True 60s in stock ready to ship.

I just bought this

http://www.rondomusic.com/product1925.html

I'd like to get a electronics kit..minus the pickups that you have.. any idea how I would know what would fit it?

I'd go with our Premium Modern short shaft upgrade kit, but be aware with any quality pot you will have to enlarge the pot openings.

[Hamer of the gods]

We just added some more parts to our clearance section.

The CTS pots listed there are tested and work great, but all test in the 450-460k range. The Kluson keys listed there are the metric version and would work great on Epi or other import guitars.

http://www.rsguitarworks.net/rsstore/index.php?cPath=46

There is also a set of aged nickel True 60s in stock ready to ship.

I just bought this

http://www.rondomusic.com/product1925.html

I'd like to get a electronics kit..minus the pickups that you have.. any idea how I would know what would fit it?

I'd go with our Premium Modern short shaft upgrade kit, but be aware with any quality pot you will have to enlarge the pot openings.

Is this true for Hamers as well? I got the Explorer upgrade kit for my Standard along with the Psychebilly PU's.

Scott

[RoyB]

We just added some more parts to our clearance section.

The CTS pots listed there are tested and work great, but all test in the 450-460k range. The Kluson keys listed there are the metric version and would work great on Epi or other import guitars.

http://www.rsguitarworks.net/rsstore/index.php?cPath=46

There is also a set of aged nickel True 60s in stock ready to ship.

I just bought this

http://www.rondomusic.com/product1925.html

I'd like to get a electronics kit..minus the pickups that you have.. any idea how I would know what would fit it?

I'd go with our Premium Modern short shaft upgrade kit, but be aware with any quality pot you will have to enlarge the pot openings.

Is this true for Hamers as well? I got the Explorer upgrade kit for my Standard along with the Psychebilly PU's.

Scott

Not if it's a US Hamer. The US guitars all use 3/8" pots where the Imports are 6mm. All our pots are the US standard 3/8".

[neastguy]

We just added some more parts to our clearance section.

The CTS pots listed there are tested and work great, but all test in the 450-460k range. The Kluson keys listed there are the metric version and would work great on Epi or other import guitars.

http://www.rsguitarworks.net/rsstore/index.php?cPath=46

There is also a set of aged nickel True 60s in stock ready to ship.

I just bought this

http://www.rondomusic.com/product1925.html

I'd like to get a electronics kit..minus the pickups that you have.. any idea how I would know what would fit it?

I'd go with our Premium Modern short shaft upgrade kit, but be aware with any quality pot you will have to enlarge the pot openings.

Is this true for Hamers as well? I got the Explorer upgrade kit for my Standard along with the Psychebilly PU's.

Scott

Not if it's a US Hamer. The US guitars all use 3/8" pots where the Imports are 6mm. All our pots are the US standard 3/8".

is there any technique for drilling the holes bigger? is there a chance I would get a finish crack?

[RoyB]

We just added some more parts to our clearance section.

The CTS pots listed there are tested and work great, but all test in the 450-460k range. The Kluson keys listed there are the metric version and would work great on Epi or other import guitars.

http://www.rsguitarworks.net/rsstore/index.php?cPath=46

There is also a set of aged nickel True 60s in stock ready to ship.

I just bought this

http://www.rondomusic.com/product1925.html

I'd like to get a electronics kit..minus the pickups that you have.. any idea how I would know what would fit it?

I'd go with our Premium Modern short shaft upgrade kit, but be aware with any quality pot you will have to enlarge the pot openings.

Is this true for Hamers as well? I got the Explorer upgrade kit for my Standard along with the Psychebilly PU's.

Scott

Not if it's a US Hamer. The US guitars all use 3/8" pots where the Imports are 6mm. All our pots are the US standard 3/8".

is there any technique for drilling the holes bigger? is there a chance I would get a finish crack?

There are two ways we use both starting on the outside of the guitar. irst a tapered reamer by hand, it's slow but safe and you can buy them cheap at ome Depot. Next is to use a narmal 3/8" drill bit chucken in a hand drill and running it in reverse. I'd go for option one, but either will work.

[neastguy]

We just added some more parts to our clearance section.

The CTS pots listed there are tested and work great, but all test in the 450-460k range. The Kluson keys listed there are the metric version and would work great on Epi or other import guitars.

http://www.rsguitarworks.net/rsstore/index.php?cPath=46

There is also a set of aged nickel True 60s in stock ready to ship.

I just bought this

http://www.rondomusic.com/product1925.html

I'd like to get a electronics kit..minus the pickups that you have.. any idea how I would know what would fit it?

I'd go with our Premium Modern short shaft upgrade kit, but be aware with any quality pot you will have to enlarge the pot openings.

Is this true for Hamers as well? I got the Explorer upgrade kit for my Standard along with the Psychebilly PU's.

Scott

Not if it's a US Hamer. The US guitars all use 3/8" pots where the Imports are 6mm. All our pots are the US standard 3/8".

is there any technique for drilling the holes bigger? is there a chance I would get a finish crack?

There are two ways we use both starting on the outside of the guitar. irst a tapered reamer by hand, it's slow but safe and you can buy them cheap at ome Depot. Next is to use a narmal 3/8" drill bit chucken in a hand drill and running it in reverse. I'd go for option one, but either will work.

ok, I bought the modern kit.. and a switchcraft input jack.. I hope it all fits into this cheapo guitar I have... for a $120 guitar.. it plays pretty dam good.. electronics are all over the place though.. lol

[RoyB]

Te sale is winding down and ends tomorrow.

[intelligentpony]

Roy, are you going to the Kings Island show Sunday?

[RoyB]

Roy, are you going to the Kings Island show Sunday?

Nope the last one was just to cramped and the turn out sucked.

[RoyB]

There is less than 12 hour remaining on our sale and plenty or great parts still in stock at 20% off. Plus many of the clearanced parts prices are even lower now, so take advantage of these great prices while they last.