Want to fit the TBX in my start, seen it fiited a few different wys to the standard way on the EC Strat, anyone here fitted there own? got ideas or pictures? i dont really wnat to put the battery in the term compartment, nor really route out another hole in the back, hmmmm ideas please pics would be very useful.

Happy strumming & Heavy Rocking

The TBX will sit in the guitar body ok if you put it in the lower tonepot hole. As far as the battery placement goes i think user Blackie08 put his under the picguard too. I couldnt get it to stop shorting. This bloke tells you how to do it.
http://areyouexperienced.net/fender_clapton_mid_boost_kit.htm

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actually i didn't put the battery under the pickguard... i instead bought a X-Bat 9 battery system http://www.precisionmusictech.com/xbat.htm . no need to route space for battery, and much easier to change. lemme know if ya got any questions...

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Thanks,

so the circit board will just sit in the tone & vol area & use that as the bat source, how you know where to conect the bat wires from the circit board? im guessing to the jack input some how

do u have a wiring diagram for it???

here: http://www.fender.com/support/diagrams/ ... 02BPg2.pdf

i suggest buying that x-bat system as it is really worth not having to route and not putting battery under pickgaurd( which i never could fit)

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"If the blues are a living thing, Charlie Patton and Robert Johnson taught it how to walk; Muddy and Howlin' Wolf taught it to run and Stevie and Eric may have made it rock but it was T-Bone Walker who made it electric."

yea got the wiring dig etc, just searched for a dealer in the UK sadly none hmmm not in the mood to get stung by customs again for getting stuff from the US might have to wait till i go to Canada in July

its worth it... that system is great.

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"If the blues are a living thing, Charlie Patton and Robert Johnson taught it how to walk; Muddy and Howlin' Wolf taught it to run and Stevie and Eric may have made it rock but it was T-Bone Walker who made it electric."