Picked up a toy
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Picked up a toy
Not really much of nothing, but for $99 shipped I'm having MF send me a squire '51. Figure I can hod rod it and give it to my nephew when I tire of it!! Something about the look just intrigued me. Read some good reviews, so what the hell right!!
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That's the one I ordered yesterday. I saw a sunburst on the Fender Forum without the pickguard and it looked great. Then I saw a black on black and it to looked awesome. So, I figured what the heck, Merry Christmas to me!!!! I also saw one with a lipstick rhythm pick up, it looked sharp. Cool thing about them is they are solid basswood bodies, not the laminated stuff. (I doubt if they are one piece, probably 2 or 3) Now I'm on my way to the Youngstown GC to check out a R8 for cheap!!!!Guitar Adjuster wrote:Damm, the cat's out of the bag! Ordered mine yesterday, what a great deal, perfect to practice or even to sharpen your Luthier skills on. Got mine to 2-tone sunburst.
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Thanks, It's not for me. My buddy was going to buy it, but he picked a FMT standard instead. This R8 was a dogGuitar Adjuster wrote:77custom
The GC in San Antonio has an 2003 R9 with a Brazillian RW board and a quilt top, it has a small ding by the pickup selector but it's small and they have it discounted quite a bit if your interested, and Oh Yea, it sounds awsome!


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I'm getting a Warmoth Replacement Strat Body, and at first I'm gonna use a Squire neck to practice what I'm learning in my Dan Erlewine books, but I need some tools if I'm gonna change the NUT, and the Fret wire, and Change the Radius to 15.
Then hopefully when I order my 15" Raduis, 6105 Dunlop, Baseball Bat Back with 1 11/16 Grapite nut, I'll be able to do a great job.
I'm still up in the air on the back cut, and if I'm gonna use Graphite for the nut.
I was going to use brass, but I read where it was bright.
So its either going to be Graphite or Bone.
Then hopefully when I order my 15" Raduis, 6105 Dunlop, Baseball Bat Back with 1 11/16 Grapite nut, I'll be able to do a great job.
I'm still up in the air on the back cut, and if I'm gonna use Graphite for the nut.
I was going to use brass, but I read where it was bright.
So its either going to be Graphite or Bone.
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