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Sure as long as it has a 1/4" TRS in/out you can go into the front end of the amp.

@@TheCleaner6969 Thanks !!!

@@sabantuy1 You're welcome!

I like them a lot. They are just as good imo.

@@TheCleaner6969 Thanks most appreciated 👍🏼

@@benligil You're welcome!

Hi I'm glad I was of help. It's a great amp. I don't understand the hate some gear gets. This amp sound big, it's loud & has great tones. You're welcome & keep tickling those strings! \\m//

Before you use what I did make sure you match the bit to the screw by holding it to the light. The body or the bit should only cover the body of the screw (Not the screw threads) I used a #53 bit.

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I could not find a exact replacement but comparing my Ibanez & Squier they were very close so I put the Graph-Tech PT-5000-L0 on. The Original Ibanez Nut Measurements for my Gio is 1.663 x .120 x .174 ( The .174 which is low. I couldn't get a 0.015 feeler gauge under high e) My neck radius is (9.5 radius). I'm not sure of the string spacing. I would buy just a cheap guitar kit off Amazon so you have radius gauges. I have a video up how to make nut files out of feel gauges. The Ibanez models I did were: GRX70QATBB (Righty) GRX70QALTBB (Lefty) If you're getting fret buzz you need to make sure you check the nut height at 1st fret. By just placing the feeler gauge under the strings. It should not lift the string & you should feel slight drag. If you see light that means your nut slot is high. You can buy feel gauges at auto part stores. Nut slot height should be between (.018 to .024) I like to stay a little on the high side personally. I hope this helps.

It's worth noting Ibanez did change neck radius as Sweetwater gave me the wrong info as did Graph-Tech for mine.

@@TheCleaner6969 Thank you, yea I had no idea where to buy those measuring tools so that’s very helpful knowing now that I can buy them at an auto parts store so then I can actually get accurate measurements to see what’s going on and what I need to fix.

@@TheCleaner6969 yea that’s what I’ve been using to try to find out the exact measurements from my stock Ibanez nut piece to this Graph-Tech but I just bought. I didn’t glue the nut in I just slide it in and left it like that. But it seems like the original right handed nut goes down at a rounded angle and the left handed graph-tech nut seems to be flatter than the original nut. Also when I was trying to see if my strings were touching the frets up at the 1st fret, I noticed a tiny bit of light coming through the new nut I put in..like the nut doesn’t fully fill in the nut space. At first I was thinking that maybe because I didn’t glue the nut in that it was making the nut shake/vibrate and making my open strings buzz and hardly any note that you can hear. But I tried holding down the nut tightly as I strummed the open strings but no difference in the buzzing so I don’t think it’s that that’s causing the issue. I was wondering if maybe if I raise my strings a little with a truss rod adjustment, if that could help with the buzzing on the open strings? But from like the 2nd or 3rd fret down the guitar feels and sounds perfect and I can actually bend my strings a full step and not feel like the strings are going to break or pop out like my cheaper off brand guitars it’s just those open frets that’s my issue

@@DblakeDeathMetal89 You're welcome. If you have a Harbor Freight you can get the feeler gauges there for under $5.00. I seen people do it by eye & ear by fret the 3rd fret & tapping but I much rather measurements when dealing with thousands of an inch.

I'm sorry you have that problem

I first tried starting at the highest position but it never stayed on. I also tried bending mine I couldn't get it to stay on.

@@TheCleaner6969 maybe i just got lucky ... for once .

@@billsmith1770 That's always a welcome thing! I'm glad you did. You saved $ & a lot of time.

I'm not sure I don't run this system anymore.

You're welcome! I'm really glad you found it helpful.

I'm glad to hear that & you are most welcome :)

Very close

Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful. It does add some sustain.

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I think I showed the board you need to replace in the video. I can only suggest trying to find one on ebay & replace it.

I'm not sure. I haven't used this app in a while. We do. That's weird & cool :)

What Android version do you have? Is it an older phone or newer?

@TheCleaner6969 ...Samsung Galaxy ....A14 5G...newer

@@user-wj9us8xs8q It seems to me the A14 is different or there was an update. i don't have one to try & figure out how to format or unmount it.

@@TheCleaner6969 ...oh, okay..thnx

@@user-wj9us8xs8q You're welcome. I wish I could help more but they really do change things on these phones.

It is an *Samsung Galaxy A145G*

You're welcome. I just navigate using the arrows & the center button to get to settings if that's what you mean? I no longer use kodi & I never used stremio. But I don't see why those wouldn't function just fine. All android based boxes are the same & all the apk's will install with the exception of Roku box. I haven't seen anything different with the Onn vs firestick in performance, picture, or audio wise. There is the new Onn box which now has 3GB RAM with 32GB storage build in ethernet but is only 100mpbs. I also heard you can't turn off Dolby Vision which some were saying it messed the colors up with netflix.

Ok buy your Joyo then.

You need a power supply.

I'm sorry I don't know.

I once was a righty :) Now re-learning lefty. You're looking to play the 2nd & 3rd fret first (Which is a D chord)

@@TheCleaner6969 Thanks for the quick response. I did a little search too and saw strings were numbered from floor up :) Also could tell it didn't sound right. Fun riff to learn!

@@seanmcgillis8608 You're welcome. If you ever get into reading tab that will help you a lot. The numbers on tab indicate the fret you need to fret. It makes it much easier once you learn the chord shapes & names. If you haven't heard of the little song to memorize the strings it's: "Eddie ate dynamite good bye eddie" You start from the top string closest to you. I also created a simple song to learn the fretboard notes here: ua-cam.com/video/ASEZxuFzLjE/v-deo.html

I'm not sure. If you have a music shop around I would take it & match it up. If I were to guess I'd say no because the pups that came with this were smaller then the Fleor. You can always add some wood glue & toothpicks or wooden skew then re-drill the pickguard holes.

I wish they did but they haven't come that far yet.

B, G, D, A

@@TheCleaner6969 thank you

@@greg9069 You're welcome

I have a natural backbow in mine which i can't fix. I did a fall off from the 12th fret to the last. I still have some light buzz. If your nut is just stripped where the allen goes & not the threads I don't think you'll have a problem getting the new one on. Before you buy the Stew mac tool. I would really try to grind a straight screwdriver on a slight angle & tap it in or a bigger allen wrench & grind a slight taper & tap it in or get an easy out & do the same. You really have nothing to lose at this point.

That's a good idea you had.

Thank you

I contacted the company & I was told there's no way to make your own sounds you can only download from their library. I suggested they write some code to allow the end user that option.

@@TheCleaner6969 ok thanks, i foubd a website wich can decode binary data files. But those rcx files arent possible to decode, cause they are 13 bit but normaly there only 12 and 14 bit

@@sgt_yafnei7230 You're welcome. If you come across a way to make your own let me know.

Thank you!

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Thank you. You're welcome!

Lots of talk to help others understand. Not everyone understands. The finesse is done after I shoot the video. You're welcome to put your own content up if you feel you can do better ;)

I haven't checked what format it uses. It will read on my computer.

@@TheCleaner6969 Thx. I doubt it matters, however chance it may. I have never had that as issue in this application of just function. My idea of defective still holds.

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Thanks for adding that info.