Starship Troopers
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I had an SST, but traded up for a Sopranos. I love Sopranos, but I miss my SST too. I always thought about modding the toys, but never got to it. I love what you did. Looks great!
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My guess is that wdennie removed all of the plunger hardware, both electronically controlled and manually controlled, installed an auto-plunger, like AFM for instance, and covered the manual plunger hole with a 3" plunger button, wiring it in such a way that the non-banded side of the coil is grounded when the button is pressed. That would work. Just a guess.
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