I see now why they used a T-O-M style bridge.upper switching changed to master volume knob for ghost acoustic piezo bridge
Sounds like my kind of neck....25" radius, 1/4 sawn maple neck w rosewood fingerboard, vintage frets.
New Jazzmaster at NAMM
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Re: New Jazzmaster at NAMM
Damn kids, get off my lawn!
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Re: New Jazzmaster at NAMM
That shitty store is just up the road form where I work. I went in once. That was enough for me. You have to wait around for an hour after their opening time for the retard employees to get out of bed and show up. Seems like the perfect place for that guitar to wind up.
Isn't it sad.... I'm immune?
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Huh? I know you like a small radius, Nolan, but even you might find that a little too tight...RumorsOFsurF wrote:Sounds like my kind of neck....25" radius, 1/4 sawn maple neck w rosewood fingerboard, vintage frets.
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Re: New Jazzmaster at NAMM
....Shit.theworkoffire wrote:Huh? I know you like a small radius, Nolan, but even you might find that a little too tight...RumorsOFsurF wrote:Sounds like my kind of neck....25" radius, 1/4 sawn maple neck w rosewood fingerboard, vintage frets.
Damn kids, get off my lawn!