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30th March 2006, 11:48 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Woodward, Oklahoma
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GraphTech Piezo Saddles to an GK-2A
Hi
I'm wanting to adapt the Saddles in place of the humbucker PU, I know I need some sort of buffer circuit on/for each of the six saddles, I need it inline/ as I want to swap the GK-2A by it's self, from one guitar to the other, when need be, by using an PS2 jack and plug. Know what i mean? Anyone like to guide me? and not to Yahoo. tried that, no luck, just told me what I knew. Buffer. I know this has probably has been done at some time, by someone,.. |
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