I took mine apart and super glued the block inside that the whammy bar
attaches to; nothing else. I also took the screws out of the flimsy
neck with an idea of seeing if I could reinforce it. But once the
screws were out it felt like one of the calculators I've disassembled
where all the keys and the little springs under them jump out and
scatter across the room so that you can never find and reassemble all of
them. So I buttoned it back up.

Luck,
James

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> Wed Dec 10, 2008 9:14 am (PST)
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> Hi All,
> Everyone ever taken apart a Yamaha EZ EG Midi Guitar? The used one I
> purchased a couple of years ago, arrived in a ripped up box with water
> inside. Everything worked fine, except the built in speaker buzzed
> sometimes. I dried it out without taking it apart and the speaker has
> been ok.
>
> Now it buzzes all the time, so I now use the guitar plugged into a
> guitar amp. All OK. So I plan to take it apart to see if I can fix or
> replace the built in speaker. So wanted to ask if anyone had ever
> taken one apart.
>
> Happy Midi Guitar
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