How much luck would I have with CANCELLING a replacement order?

[mattitude]

Okay. something just dawned on me. Long story short, I think I'd rather try to fix my broken guitar myself. (I'm desperate to hang on to the unit with the quiet fret buttons. I HATE the loud clacky ones).

It's my first-gen one, the one that came out of the box, that has the quiet fret buttons. A replacement arrived Monday, but the upstrum is busted, (and the fret buttons are loud) so I requested yet another one.

But I found this awesome video on how to easily fix the first gen guitars: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fypJNFsK4E Seems very do-able.

What do think my chances are, if I send back the broken replacement they sent, then call them and try to cancel the new replacement they're sending me?

EDIT: And P.S. UPS has me down as "Billing Info Received" and EA Support has me as "Parts Shipped"

ANOTHER EDIT: Idea! Something just occurred to me. I'm not even going to bother trying to cancel my order. When my third guitar arrives, I can just send that one back. Maybe I'll take out some my aggression on it first, to ensure that it's actually broken. ;) So, I guess this whole topic is moot. Thanks for listenin'.

[MrE]

I would at least try out the replacement before sending it back. You might end up liking that one more.

[Stevenam81]

Just take the neck off and switch the buttons. That is what I plan on doing.

old buttons + new strum design = NICE!

[mattitude]

Just take the neck off and switch the buttons. That is what I plan on doing.

old buttons + new strum design = NICE!

I tried that first, actually. Doesn't work. The wires connecting the fret buttons to the body of the guitar are glued in. But it doesn't matter, I managed to fix the guitar with the quiet buttons, so now I have a flawless, perfectly-functioning guitar.

[Stevenam81]

I read that someone had success in switching the buttons. His was probably made differently though.