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kentuckyklirakentuckyklira Frets: 966
edited July 2020 in Guitar
90 Euros and that purple actually glitters a bit!


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  • hollywoodroxhollywoodrox Frets: 4326
    I’m not seeing anything !
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  • kentuckyklirakentuckyklira Frets: 966
    hollywoodrox said:
    I’m not seeing anything !

    Posting pics here is really hit and miss! Next attempt!


    Wer nicht für Freiheit sterben kann, der ist der Kette wert.
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  • hasslehamhassleham Frets: 627
    Looks cool! What is it?
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  • kentuckyklirakentuckyklira Frets: 966
    CG Winner. From the little there is to find out about them they imported whatever they believed would sell well from Japan back in the days. They had a few neck thru models that actually seem to appeal to collectors. Just worked on the action and intonation and it isn´t as bad as I imagined.
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  • ICBMICBM Frets: 73119
    That will be Korean, going by the Marlin/Hohner-type bridge.

    Be aware that the alloy bridge block has a tendency to spontaneously self-destruct...

    "Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski

    "Only two things are infinite - the universe, and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein

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  • kentuckyklirakentuckyklira Frets: 966
    ICBM said:
    That will be Korean, going by the Marlin/Hohner-type bridge.

    Be aware that the alloy bridge block has a tendency to spontaneously self-destruct...

    Been there, done that. I´m still looking for a bridge that´ll fit on my Washburn Tour 24. It was comfortably resting in its case for a few months. When I took it back out the base plate had dissolved into about 20 shards of cheap metal.
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  • skullfunkerryskullfunkerry Frets: 4265
    I really like that. HNGD!
    Too much gain... is just about enough \m/

    I'm probably the only member of this forum mentioned by name in Whiskey in the Jar ;)

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  • FX_MunkeeFX_Munkee Frets: 2492
    Excellent, the world needs more pointy Telecasters.
    Mainly just for posting on TDPRI and watching people explode with indignity.

    My entry:-

    Shot through the heart, and you’re to blame, you give love a bad name. Not to mention archery tuition.
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  • kentuckyklirakentuckyklira Frets: 966
    FX_Munkee said:
    Excellent, the world needs more pointy Telecasters.
    Mainly just for posting on TDPRI and watching people explode with indignity.

    My entry:-

    Very nice! Are the pups slightly pink?
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  • FX_MunkeeFX_Munkee Frets: 2492
    Yes, the neck and pickups are from my original customised Kramer that I used to play back in the 80's. I rebuilt them into something useable.
    They're (somewhat faded) Paf Pro's.
    Shot through the heart, and you’re to blame, you give love a bad name. Not to mention archery tuition.
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