Thanks, Michael! I felt I owed you as much, given how many times I've requested demoes in your threads.Fenderguy wrote:Thanks for sharing the demo, it sounds awesome. I really liked the sounds of those pups.
And great playing man
NGD: 1965 Silvertone 1423L Jupiter
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Re: NGD: 1965 Silvertone 1423L Jupiter
The cool thing about fretless is you can hit a note...and then renegotiate.
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Re: NGD: 1965 Silvertone 1423L Jupiter
Telliot wrote:Thanks, Michael! I felt I owed you as much, given how many times I've requested demoes in your threads.Fenderguy wrote:Thanks for sharing the demo, it sounds awesome. I really liked the sounds of those pups.
And great playing man
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Re: NGD: 1965 Silvertone 1423L Jupiter
Telliot wrote:
Fantastic job!!! I Just got an old jupiter too. As you now the strap buttons on these things suck. How did you mount a strap lock on the butt end of the guitar? If I remove that peg then there is just a big gaping hole. I wanna use this guitar live, but not without strap locks.
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Re: NGD: 1965 Silvertone 1423L Jupiter
Hey! I came across this rather old thread when I was searching for Silvertone Jupiter and Bigsby.
I bought a reissue because the vintage guitars are all too expensive.
now I'm waiting for the Bigsby to arrive. I hope I don't have to shim and fine tune anything.
The neck is already angled and the tunomatic bridge is already quite high.
I bought a reissue because the vintage guitars are all too expensive.
now I'm waiting for the Bigsby to arrive. I hope I don't have to shim and fine tune anything.
The neck is already angled and the tunomatic bridge is already quite high.