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Probably not the best idea but

I was in the middle of adding pics when you replied Look again

So I did the strap on the nubby thing Got some acoustic strap button adapters Leather strap button adapters 6 pk Then drilled out the button Then got some #6 pan head screws 3/8 inch long And #6 washers Then drilled a short pilot hole in the nub on either side and affixed the strap...

my headless Salen Copy (Censtar) has those cam style height adjustments

havent tried that particular set got an allparts set that look like Grover from WD Music some years ago liked them noticed they look like the KD korean sets on Aliexpress tried those and they seem to be the same just repackaged for the AllParts branding

Ok so i decided to try the strap over the end method . Like Mincer said it should just loop over a hook on the wall Some acoustic guitar leather straps And some pickguard screws to pin it on either side of the nubby

Is it that you can't set up the intonation yourself Or That it wont intonate and you have tried? It shouldn't take more than twenty minutes with a tuner and a screw driver

I made one of these in the shop https://amzn.to/4onM9li

This https://amzn.to/44wHiah

I did this on mine as well I used a small terminal strip rather than the faston connectors You have them set up as one male and one female so they can only plug in one way? Did you combine the trem ground and the jack ground to a single plug?

My RG2 came with the covered v7 /v8 set I would have to find them and test em to see I got a drawing somewhere Give me a bit

Thats just where they attached the ground Instead of soldering everything to the back of the volume pot If you trace all the wires to that point, you will see they are just the grounds On the SD it should be black as hot.... to the switch And green to ground Red and white being the coil...

So Most of my JBs are trembucker sized with four wires Yours appears to be the vintage wiring with the single.push back wiring Any standard model should be four wire Your cool rail should be the same. SD will swap it for you I'm sure

I appreciate your interest in reviving this thread As I have my planned retirement coming up. I will dig into the amp to see if I can return it to service. I will document it here if it works It's already broken so I cant hurt it I think most folks think it's in the tube monitor circuit...

Looks like a layer of pickguard material has worn off Relic