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StootMonster · 10-22-2009, 11:01 AM

OK, I have a Gibson Epiphone Sheraton II. If you're unfamiliar with it, here it is: Epiphone Sheraton II Electric Guitar - Free Shipping, Lowest Prices on Solid Body Electric Guitars at Music & Arts

I've never really had to work on a hollowbody, so this is new to me. The bridge p/u started out sort of working after I had played the guitar for a few minutes (almost like it needed to warm up or something). Now it's totally no-worky. That's when it dawned on me, that there are no rear panels on hollowbody guitars. I love those genius moments. So I peak my nose through the F-hole and look around and can hardly see a thing. How the heck do you work on the electronics in there? Dental mirrors?

Think if I point some electronic spray in there and do some pray and spray, it will work?

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StootMonster Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Clover, SC Posts: 127	Gib. Epiphone Sheraton II OK, I have a Gibson Epiphone Sheraton II. If you're unfamiliar with it, here it is: Epiphone Sheraton II Electric Guitar - Free Shipping, Lowest Prices on Solid Body Electric Guitars at Music & Arts I've never really had to work on a hollowbody, so this is new to me. The bridge p/u started out sort of working after I had played the guitar for a few minutes (almost like it needed to warm up or something). Now it's totally no-worky. That's when it dawned on me, that there are no rear panels on hollowbody guitars. I love those genius moments. So I peak my nose through the F-hole and look around and can hardly see a thing. How the heck do you work on the electronics in there? Dental mirrors? Think if I point some electronic spray in there and do some pray and spray, it will work?