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12.
Remove the rectangular dual-lock piece (black,
on output jack).
13.
Stick the endpin jack through the bridge (center)
opening in the resonator cover it will most likely
need some force to get the dual-lock part
though.
14.
Reinstall the resonator cover.
15.
Reinstall the tail piece and remove the duct tape
on it.
16.
Install the rectangular “dual-lock” jack fastener
on a fitting spot on the guitar (see photo) make
sure to establish the perfect spot first. We
recommend to stick a piece of duct-tape on the
guitar first and stick the dual-lock onto the duct-
tape as the adhesive on the dual-lock is leaves a
residue that is difficult to remove.
17.
Secure the pickup cable with piece of clear
scotch tape as shown in photo. This is important
as the cable tends to vibrate a little on the
resonator cover and this vibration will otherwise
be picked up by the transducer. It may be
difficult to get the tape underneath the strings;
we pushed it through from the top between 2
strings and pressed it down using a q-tip.
