My stat dlx is f$@& ruiend

[t0aj15]

Dude you have entirely TO MUCH time on your hands.

[big bob]

Send it back

I wish I could remember where I got this one!

[tonedeaf]

I wish I could remember where I got this one!

 

Home Depot. They got every size you need. (I don't think they warranty them against breakage though.)

[peterbright]

Break one more string and you'll have a bass

[212Mavguy]

time to call the waaaaaaaahhhhmbulance!

[H]

Well the. String was not long enough to solder back together. What I ended up doing was using the longer end and soldering it directly to one of the screw heads on the pickup. I'm not sure I like how it sounds, it kinda just makes a thumping sound,but I'm gonna give it some time, maybe I'll get use to it!

Of course it sounds thumpy, you haven't completed the circuit! Any idiot knows that the SHORT side of the string has to be soldered to the adjacent pickup slug! I saw it on Sesame Street once.

[big bob]

Of course it sounds thumpy, you haven't completed the circuit! Any idiot knows that the SHORT side of the string has to be soldered to the adjacent pickup slug! I saw it on Sesame Street once.

I think I just had a coffee out the nose moment!

[JohnCovach]

If you replace the strings, avoid those sets that use six different sized strings. Instead, buy six low E strings and use those to string the guitar. They are the thickest and least likely to break.

 

(This is a joke; nobody should ever do this!)

[Genericmusic]

If you replace the strings, avoid those sets that use six different sized strings. Instead, buy six low E strings and use those to string the guitar. They are the thickest and least likely to break.

(This is a joke; nobody should ever do this!)

Too late!

[TalismanRich]

There's a simple solution if you have too short of a string....

[tbonesullivan]

I think the Low E has lower tension than the A and D strings usually....