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Bargain grub screw for £10!

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fretfinderfretfinder Frets: 5019
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This is the third time this twat has listed a single grub screw for the bargain price of over £10 posted.


You'd think he'd get the message. What is the matter with these morons?!

By the way, I keep coming across it because I'm searching 'Les Paul Junior', I'm not scouring the internet for a grub screw, honest!

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  • GIJoeGIJoe Frets: 213
    What a muppet!


    "Nobody is really researching robot jokes"

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  • OctahedronOctahedron Frets: 400
    Oh you don't know? Because it's genuine Gibson of course! It has a serial number and comes with a CoA. The serial numbers are microscopic so they don't show up in photos but it can mean that the screws sold individually attract a premium of around 15 times their actual value, due to the fact that they're genuine parts, not just a random grub screw from say your local Homebase store or a website like All Parts. 

    Gosh. The man has integrity! Let him sell. ;) 
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  • BogwhoppitBogwhoppit Frets: 2754

    For another £12 you can get the rest lol

     

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Epiphone-Les-Paul-Junior-Jr-Wrap-over-Tailstop-Bridge-Wrapover-/121407934718?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item1c447a10fe#ht_61wt_1275


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  • JohnPerryJohnPerry Frets: 1620
    Happy biding good luck and thank you watching

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  • ICBMICBM Frets: 72312
    edited August 2014
    It doesn't seem quite so expensive when you actually have to replace one because someone has lost it or chewed up the head, and you find just how difficult it is to get that thread size in the UK.

    And no, an Epiphone one is not the same.

    OK, it's too much. But not *that* much too much.

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  • bazxkrbazxkr Frets: 615
    I thought a grub screw was a maggot having a bunk up !!!...learn something new every day I guess
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  • midlifecrisismidlifecrisis Frets: 2343
    that reminds me, one of the chicken head knobs on my laney vc30 fell off and ive lost the grub screw, are these easily available or do I just get a kne knob :)
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  • fretfinderfretfinder Frets: 5019
    Same happened with my Carvin Nomad and although I've got loads of grub screws in the spares box none of them would fit. So I had to go for a new knob!
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  • richardhomerrichardhomer Frets: 24801
    fretfinder;320015" said:
    So I had to go for a new knob!
    If it helped you, who are we to judge?
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  • fretfinderfretfinder Frets: 5019
    richardhomer said:
    fretfinder;320015" said:
    So I had to go for a new knob!
    If it helped you, who are we to judge?
    No screw = new knob, simples! ;)
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