Alembic Guitars Club
Connecting => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: gtrguy on October 05, 2022, 01:41:01 PM
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I am modding my old F2-B today. I often use it for recording various instruments, using it one day for bass and the next a Fender Rhodes, etc. Anyway, I usually take pictures of it and other gear so I can repeat my settings later on if needed (yes I am too lazy to take complicated notes of all my settings). I do this a lot. However the F2-B sits in a rack under a shelf, which means I can't get a usable straight on shot to show how it's set because the knobs only have reference lines on their sides. This morning I removed the knobs and used my TAIG/Unimat micro lathe and mill to drill small reference spots in the tops of the knobs to fix the problem.
The overall shot shows the F2-B pulled part way out of my rack to work on it.
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Sweet!
Bill, tgo
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Very nice. I did something similar, placed a small white dot on each knob using white nail polish. Yours is much nicer and permanent. :)
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My artistic skills are so bad that I was not able to do a nice painted dot!
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:)