Hello, anybody out there who knows how to remove a wooden ramp between the

pickups without damaging the top ? The ramp on my Monarch 4 has been factory

applied and I don't like it any more ...



Any help would be highly appreciated.



PS: I live in germany and so there is no way to involve Vinnie personally...

I would contact Fodera or I can for you Im one of there dealers

www.basssouthwest.com then I would have someone in your area remove it



Lou





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From: mrbassman_de <mrbassman@...>

To: foderabassguitars@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Fri, 12 Jun 2009 9:19 am

Subject: [Fodera Bass Guitars] How to remove a factory built-in ramp ?

















Hello, anybody out there who knows how to remove a wooden ramp between the

pickups without damaging the top ? The ramp on my Monarch 4 has been factory

applied and I don't like it any more ...



Any help would be highly appreciated.



PS: I live in germany and so there is no way to involve Vinnie personally...

















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Ask Joey!

maybe Julian Michel knows something too: julianmichel@... or station

music ­ the German fodera distributor



Hartmut



Aber ehrlich gesagt, ich glaube die Rampen sind nur mit doppelseitigem

Klebeband befestigt und leicht ablösbar.





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Ramps are usually attached using removable double sided tape.



I have made ramps for all of my Foderas and used removable double sided tape

to attach it.  I have also sold a lot of Foderas with ramps and they all had

double sided tape on them.  All you have to do is remove the strings and

pull the ramp out.  It might seem that it is stuck on the top but it can be

removed.  Try to find the largest gap/open space between the ramp and top

and start from there.



--

Miko

www.mikobass.com

www.myspace.com/mikoespanol

iGIG Cases: www.flyigig.com







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> pickups without damaging the top ? The ramp on my Monarch 4 has been factory

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> Any help would be highly appreciated.

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> PS: I live in germany and so there is no way to involve Vinnie

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Is it for a 4 string with 70's spacing by chance?I'd be interested in buying

it.Thanks and good luck.Keep us posted.



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Subject: Re: [Fodera Bass Guitars] How to remove a factory built-in ramp ?

To: foderabassguitars@yahoogroups.com

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       I would contact Fodera or I can for you Im one of there dealers

www.basssouthwest. com then I would have someone in your area remove it







Lou







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From: mrbassman_de <mrbassman@t- online.de>



To: foderabassguitars@ yahoogroups. com



Sent: Fri, 12 Jun 2009 9:19 am



Subject: [Fodera Bass Guitars] How to remove a factory built-in ramp ?







Hello, anybody out there who knows how to remove a wooden ramp between the

pickups without damaging the top ? The ramp on my Monarch 4 has been factory

applied and I don't like it any more ...







Any help would be highly appreciated.







PS: I live in germany and so there is no way to involve Vinnie personally.. .







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Hi all,



Thanks for your helpful posts. Indeed the ramp has been fixed with a thin tape

and I had no problems to remove it after I took off the strings and the

pickups....



Rainer





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