Remember this guy from a couple months ago when it was in for a voodoo drop-signal repair? It's back in for new tuners (purchased pre-relic'd to match) and a fret end dress. Thankfully the signal is still going strong.
![Fret ends & new tuners :: Relic Tele partscaster [7.4 lbs]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/53dfcee2e4b0c0da377c65c7/1453991921154-VPLWBVXPXAAI49NRYLZX/image-asset.jpeg)
![Setup :: Forrest B-bender Telecaster [7.8 lbs]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/53dfcee2e4b0c0da377c65c7/1453268246395-YWI3LTDEDYG569OMN723/image-asset.jpeg)
A slick b-bender tele in for a quick setup and I also ended up replacing the output jack. In the right hands, this thing sound killer. Not so much in my hands :).
![Broken mini switch :: 2014 Schecter Synyster Custom-S [7.9 lbs]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/53dfcee2e4b0c0da377c65c7/1453268329729-6I8JBQQ86BNMVH7G35VC/image-asset.jpeg)
This Schecter dropped by with a broken mini switch that turns the Sustainiac circuit on and off. This switch is mounted direct to a circuit board and was rather stubborn to remove (as seen in the video below).
I was playing around with the circuit and stumbled across this rather cryptic message. The screwdriver became an antenna and picked up a random local radio station.
The quality of machining on the B-bender components are incredible on this tele but the player was having difficulties plugging into the jack. The contact on the jack is rather large and was being pushed up against the body when a cable was inserted. I ended up swapping out the budget output jack for a Switchcraft and now the cable inserts with ease. The original jack was metric so I had to change out the electrosocket mount as well.
