Changing to a Bareknuckle Bridge Pickup in a Jackson PC-1

+ a bunch for the glasses plan. As we get older vision gets worse and worse, but do what you can.

My last pair came from Zenni, $130 instead of multiple hundreds more. Only trick is measuring your pupilary distance right.
 
Cave Man said:
Attached the pickups ground (green and bare) and the hot (black) to the pot. I can't see shit!

Making an appointment today for new glasses!

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LOL! I need a pair, too. Waiting till my job gets converted from contract to FTE. Contract company offers a HSA BCBS from Texas, and I am hoping I don't have to use it for anything beyond absolute necessities (insulin, endocrinologist visits) in case it works as well as their power grid....
 
Complete failure. I must have messed up the pot by applying heat. I'll take it to a shop and let someone who knows what they are doing mess with it.

But for now, I blew the cobwebs off my Anderson Pro Am - such a nice sounding/playing guitar. Has an H3 bridge. Switcheroo system.

I hereby officially swear I am not going to tinker on my guitars ever again. I suck at it.
 
Dave Merrill said:
+ a bunch for the glasses plan. As we get older vision gets worse and worse, but do what you can.

My last pair came from Zenni, $130 instead of multiple hundreds more. Only trick is measuring your pupilary distance right.
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I've had good luck with Zenni, too. Basic single-vision lenses are included in the price of the frames. So, it's possible to get a set for under $30.
 
Cave Man said:
Complete failure. I must have messed up the pot by applying heat. I'll take it to a shop and let someone who knows what they are doing mess with it.

But for now, I blew the cobwebs off my Anderson Pro Am - such a nice sounding/playing guitar. Has an H3 bridge. Switcheroo system.

I hereby officially swear I am not going to tinker on my guitars ever again. I suck at it.
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It might just be something mis-wired. I think it takes a LOT of extra heat to damage a pot. I've never done that in over 30 years.

On the plus side ... enjoy your TA!
 
secondwindow said:
I've had good luck with Zenni, too. Basic single-vision lenses are included in the price of the frames. So, it's possible to get a set for under $30.
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Unfortunately, the skin in my face is apparently allergic to anything other than titanium for glasses frames, that's why the higher price. Similar from a "discount" mall store is multiple hundreds more, don't remember exactly.
 
Yes, there is a doctor at Costco, he has his own office there. Make an appointment. After the exam, go pick out your glasses, then a person helps you make them. Go back on a later day when they are ready to pick them up.
 
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