@vjmanzo
so, I took some gut shots of my nitefly, plus a whole video of my pickguard (where one of my bridge saddles just pops out lol)



I would enjoy further suggestions but I think I'm just kinda boned, lol.

vjmanzo wrote: ↑Tue Dec 05, 2023 9:18 pm Not a problem—happy to help if you can unscrew the pickguard and take a photo, that would help us make sense of what’s going on.

I will soon, but my nitefly will be taken to practice with my band tomorrow, so I'll have to wait until the day after tomorrow?

thank you very much.
I do not understand what the seller meant by "bypassed" either as i have not opened this guitar up.
(my tools are limited and this is my most expensive guitar by far)
thank you for telling me about these things.

Hello, I have a 1997 parker nitefly, it's my current #1 guitar, but it has no piezo controls.
I bought it with the knowledge that the piezo controls were bypassed.
what are the switches/buttons used for it, and how do i replace them?

Thank you very much.

The Hex Wrench DIY Whammy will work on a nitefly, right?
I might buy one that comes without it, i just want to be prepared.

" These prices all seem high to me, but I haven't followed prices the last couple of years, so I may be off base."
Yeahhhh. glad you told me though. seems like the nitefly would be my ideal guitar if i can get used to the shape.

Hi, I'm curious about purchasing a parker and i have two specific models in mind. 1 is a parker nitefly from around 1998 according to the seller which is 1.2k. the other is a parker maxxfly from guitar center's website (a DF524), going used for around 2k (there's also a fly deluxe for 2.4) even the ...

I've scoured high and low, and i've only been able to get vague half-answers from the internet. "it's like a modern fender neck" "it's chunkier than the fly's neck" Can i just get a shape? like "it's a C"? I only see people saying "oh it's chunkier". The only ...