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• How do i contact the chirp help desk?

  If you have ANY questions or are just not sure what to do please call the CHIRP Helpdesk at 888-227-4439. We encourage you to also watch the Webcast in which we walk through how to add Lot Inventory. Click here to view the CHIRP Webcast concerning Lot Number Management.

• What is a single chirp?

  ‘A single chirp is a short series of sound pulses followed by silence.’ ‘Then Kitten rolled her eyes back in her head, and gave a small sound that might have been a chirp or a squeal.’ ‘The melody is madly inventive and celebratory, and the singers careen around utterly at home in this mirror-world of whistles, chirps, flutes and cymbals.’

• How can i see who else is using chirp in my county?

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• What is the most common issue with chirp lot numbers?

  The most common issue is Influenza because there are multiple options. If you have ANY questions or are just not sure what to do please call the CHIRP Helpdesk at 888-227-4439. We encourage you to also watch the Webcast in which we walk through how to add Lot Inventory. Click here to view the CHIRP Webcast concerning Lot Number Management.

• What parts do i need to make a tele sound like tele?

  The only special part you need is a 4-way switch. This gives you the usual Tele sounds in the first three positions. But in position 4, you get both pickups in series like a humbucker. It’s a big boost in output and a big, fat tone. But you need to make one important adjustment: The neck pickup’s cover has to be grounded with a separate wire.