Not sure what you mean, but if the reflector does fall off I'll just re-glue the damn thing. That would be the easiest thing I've done to the guitar so far.
I looked at some 64 SG's and they aren't nearly as high as mine were positioned. To me it looked goofy.
In order to add for threaded nuts to the potentiometer shafts so that I could adjust how much of the shafts would protrude so that I could get the knobs where I liked them.
Mine were about...
It was Ricky Ricardo.
I took piano lessons from 5 years old until I was 10, but started playing trumpet when I was 8. When we were watching I Love Lucy he pickup an acoustic and sang some love song and I wanted to learn. Eventually I got into the Beatles...... man I ruined a lot of my older...
I dig my Norlin era Gibson's as well with exception of the low flat filing of the frets. All my Norlins have been re-fretted with jumbos .... I'm thinking the fret dressers back then didn't like bending very much.
Don't get me wrong but I just don't get the $4000 price tag for a Gibson SG with a vibrola. I was fortunate enough to get a 1 piece body but the most I would ever pay for a new SG is $1600 and it better have everything I want. lol.
BTW nice ebony SG!!!!!
So my GH project is complete..... I decided to plug the tailpiece holes as the previous solution wouldn't stay in place as the adhesive just wouldn't hold.
My PLT knobs finally showed up and I'm pleased. What I wasn't to happy about is having to add an adjustment nut to the potentiometer threads because the knobs sat so damn high they looked like four palm trees.
So after de-soldering the tailpiece ground wire and getting the POT adjustment nuts...
I never needed domed thumbwheels on any of my vibrola SG's, though I do like low profile ABR1 but again I never needed one of those on any of my Gibson's as the Faber ABR1 has worked perfectly.
I've been playing with Kahlers, Floyds, Fender and other tremolos, and you need to consider your...
If it sounds fine acoustically, I would say the issue could be somewhere in the electronics.... maybe a bad capacitor / volume pot or the soldering isn't very good.