Hello all, Suddenly tonight while playing my 2003 Mojo, the bridge pickup stopped working. I'm not quite sure what's going on, and am hoping you might be able to help me troubleshoot the problem. I've opened up the back and have confirmed all of the wires from the pickup are still connected. I caref...

Kriss , I agree that Fly pickup adjustment is awkward and non-intuitive enough to steepen the initial learning curve. You're in good company: Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExaC31KIMec Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lVvfKIiDmI Fly pickups have a thin cushion of material glued to ...

Lots of very great info in this thread! Very helpful!


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Welcome to the Fly Clone Project, a site dedicated to preserving information about the Parker Fly and other Parker Guitars. For more info on the Fly Clone Project, click here ; we are a research effort of the Electric Guitar Innovation Lab at WPI. Start Here Nearly everything you need to know about ...

The original Parker Flys produced in 1993 shipped with magnetic pickups based on the existing DiMarzio Air Norton (neck position, PHWN1), and ToneZone (bridge position, PHWB1); the Fly versions of these pickups were the same as the stock DiMarzio versions and simply had a different way of mounting t...