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Dead-Eye

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Nope. The comp nut was introduced in late 05 I believe and IIRC the sparkles went out of production before that - excluding the 07 LE obviously
 

ernie1966

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If you really, really, really want a white sparkle Pet witha compensated nut.
1) Buy a white sparkle Pet if you can find one.
2) Break the neck.
3)Send it to EBMM for a new neck
4)Shell out the replacement costs
5) Viola, the new neck you get back will have the compensated nut.

or,

after findind a white spark Pet, you could swap out the neck with a newer one from another Pet that has a nat headstock.
 

Larry

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I don't think EB will put a compensated on it. They would put a regular nut on it. I believe it has to do with the routing for the nut slot.
 

greenwizard

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I really don't think you should break an MM neck. To me it's like shredding up a Monet or a Rembrandt. But I guess that's just me.
I seriously doubt that any Pre-compensated nut JP owners are crying over their intonation problems...
 

paranoid70

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If you really, really, really want a white sparkle Pet witha compensated nut.
1) Buy a white sparkle Pet if you can find one.
2) Break the neck.
3)Send it to EBMM for a new neck
4)Shell out the replacement costs
5) Viola, the new neck you get back will have the compensated nut.

or,

after findind a white spark Pet, you could swap out the neck with a newer one from another Pet that has a nat headstock.


Do they even make JPs with natural headstocks anymore?

BTW, don't break the neck on the JP.... that just seems wrong. :(
 

MusicManJP6

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I see. I read a few months ago that they only replace the neck with what was there originally. Maybe that was referring to the inlays and matching headstock options...
 

Petersonic

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I really don't think you should break an MM neck. To me it's like shredding up a Monet or a Rembrandt. But I guess that's just me.
I seriously doubt that any Pre-compensated nut JP owners are crying over their intonation problems...

Well, it would like shredding up a Monet to get a compensated frame for it... or something.
If you really really need a compensated nut, you could just buy some other nut, right? I mean, non-MM. Just make sure it fits. But I'm partial to leaving it as it is, if you wanna know.
 
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