Any bright ideas on how to remedy this? The height-adjustment screws on my Telecaster humbuckers keep slowly backing off, lowering the humbuckers away from the strings, particularly the bridge pickup on the bass side. I put some foam squares in the cavities below the humbuckers thinking that'd help counteract some of the tension on the springs, but it's still happening particularly during gigs. This picture is immediately after a gig. I literally adjusted the pickup height right before the gig and you can see that it dropped significantly on the bass side. Should I try swapping out the springs with ones that have less tension? Put some thread locker on the screws to hold them place? Any advice much appreciated!

Does anyone dig into their guitars and add copper foil under the electronics to help with interference? Is it worth it? Are there downsides? Seems like a pretty inexpensive modification, but I’ve never done it….yet.

Haha, not sure what to call it, but I'm really happy with how this mod turned out. Push-push coil split on the humbuckers, 5-way Strat-style switch. All 3 pickups are Tonerider upgrades (Birmingham humbuckers and City Limits single coil), and I did a variation on the coil split where instead of sending inner coils straight to ground, you use a partial-split resistor to ground (hat tip to Fralin Pickups blog for the idea!).

Can anybody help me out? Does anyone have a simple diagram for wiring a Duncan bridge hunbucker to a 500k push pull pot with a 3 way switch for regular volume control? i know how to solder and I was an apprentice electrician for a while so I'm not a beginner. Just don't know this config. Stuff online can be confusing.

bought this guitar cleaning kit..i absolutley love it..especially the lemon oil..brings the fretboard to new life..never tried strung cleaner so i dont know how to use it..just tried the wax and its awesome