Anyone know what size and thread (or where to get) the cover for the switch on this guitar is?
I tried a few other ones I had laying around from an old EVH switch and some random ones, but the thread pattern was too large.
Switch works, so don’t want to swap out unnecessarily, if I can just get a cap. I’m fine buying a new switch to steal the cap.
From what I can tell, this is wired properly (white is neck, yellow is bridge)
Bridge pickup works fine, neck I don’t get anything.
The two black wires on the on side of the pot are the two grounds.
Checked with a multimeter. I’m getting O.L on the pickup terminals
Any suggestions?
I know people chose sections and tickets were sent out, does anyone know if that was merely done to ensure ticket limitations or are they expecting assigned seats?
Many from my team signed up at varied times as approvals came through so we have people in multiple sections. Kind of hoping it’s first come first served and you can enter as a group and not just have teams scrambled up all over the place.
I’ve built a few SaaS platforms with Claude, mostly to fit the needs of my brewery and decided it served enough function and purpose to be available to others. However, something I built last night as part of our websites backend, might be my favorite yet.
For years we’ve struggled with inventory management for food. Specifically on component tracking. So I made a tool that imported all of our menu items from toast, allows me to map ingredients to a recipe/menu item, and then nightly it runs a cron job and pulls from our Toast POS orders and compares sales against our items, deducting inventory in the process.
This takes it out of the hands of our staff who while they seem to be good at the rest of their job, never seems to give us a good count on things or notify us when we’re low on something.
This way, the system updates and will notify me nightly if things hit their low level.
So simple, probably took less than an hour to build and is going to save me such a huge amount of stress moving forward.