Stingray Ramp - Quick, Cheap and Easy

billinbrasil

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Three bucks from your pocket and 10 minutes of your time. And if you don't like it, just remove without a scratch.

It's half of a blank electrical switch plate!!

I used plumber's putty to stick it on there, it's firmly in place but it can be removed very easily and will leave no marks whatsoever on the pick guard.

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Nice! I've tried a few ramps, but the just don't get along with my plucking style. That's great though for a someone who wants to try them out but doesn't want to sink a bunch of time and money into it.
 
Thanks soooooo much. Afro-Cuban
percussion sections give me some
serious nasty glances when I get a
finger hung up !

BTW I dig those little button-head
screws on the mute springs.
 
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I'm resurrecting this thread!

I'd like to use this ramp. Has anybody found this particular switch plate online? If you have, would you post a link here? Many thanks!
 
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