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Anyone got a Silent Circuit for sale?

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Anyone know of a Silent Circuit for sale?

Just some wishful thinking on my part. I bought a used Albert Lee which I'm in the process of cleaning up (great shape but hasn't been maintained/cleaned in a long time ...) and it's one of the older ones before the SS. I'd like to crank this one up, but the hum is an issue, so thought I'd retrofit the silent circuit.

Anyway ... if anyone knows of one for sale please contact me. Thanks!
 
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Since Google is my friend, for now, I was hoping to piggyback off on Beej's long-ago question: does anyone have a silent circuit for sale? Same current-day situation as Beej: Morse guitar and would like to kill hum during humbucker coil splitting. It's a long shot, I know, but I have to ask. Thanks!
 
Just thought I'd let you guys know you can order it direct from ebmm. It is easily available at £58 here in UK so I imagine that Canada / US customers should have that opportunity there too, and possibly at a lower price as well.
 
This is going to be hard to believe, but I hadn't even considered that EBMM would sell me one directly. Ha!

I'll give them a call on Monday. Thanks man!
 
You're welcome man!
Funny thing but only just now I have noticed that @beej posted his question back in...2005.
I assume he is now sorted :D
 
I'm sorted ... many times over. Think I have one in most of my guitars. But very cool that you can buy it direct, I didn't realize.
 
I know this is common knowledge but....For Steve Morse modders, Beej is like the godfather. He's been at it a long time. He brought my attention to something in my modding plan that I hadn't considered, which led me to try to find a silent circuit.
 
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