Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

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Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by zhivago » Sat Jan 13, 2007 12:02 pm

very cool....

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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by Gill » Sat Jan 13, 2007 12:32 pm

That's a nice looking guitar...one of the nicer relic jobs I've seen.

I wonder why they wouldn't finish the headstock in matching LPB....kind of makes it look like a refin without it.

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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by JazzBlaster » Sat Jan 13, 2007 12:58 pm

Gill wrote: That's a nice looking guitar...one of the nicer relic jobs I've seen.

I wonder why they wouldn't finish the headstock in matching LPB....kind of makes it look like a refin without it.

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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by mynameisjonas » Sat Jan 13, 2007 1:02 pm

looks really good. but i´d like to see a mint guard on it, since it has all the features of a pre 65 jazzmaster.

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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by zhivago » Sat Jan 13, 2007 1:06 pm

JazzBlaster wrote:
Gill wrote: That's a nice looking guitar...one of the nicer relic jobs I've seen.

I wonder why they wouldn't finish the headstock in matching LPB....kind of makes it look like a refin without it.

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ageed, I have never seen an original vintage lpb jazz w/o painted head.
pre-'62 all custom colours had non-matching headstocks...it really isn't a really rare look.
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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by JazzBlaster » Sat Jan 13, 2007 1:09 pm

the pickguard and nut are bright white...
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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by StevenO » Sat Jan 13, 2007 1:13 pm

Which is weird considering how corroded the bridge and trem unit are.
Hmm...acid sweat?

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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by Gill » Sat Jan 13, 2007 1:44 pm

That's true, Zhivago...good point.

I guess I just like the LPB better with a matching headstock!

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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by zhivago » Sat Jan 13, 2007 1:52 pm

Gill wrote: That's true, Zhivago...good point.

I guess I just like the LPB better with a matching headstock!

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nothing wrong with that...LPB with a matching headstock is a classic look!  8)
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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by Gill » Sat Jan 13, 2007 2:14 pm

Totally classic...only thing bluer and better would be San Marino w/ gold guard!  :?

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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by momunist » Sat Jan 13, 2007 4:34 pm

has anyone actually seen San Marino Blue?  the owner of the refinned 59 JM i just bought said "used to be blue".  makes me wonder........

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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by Gill » Sat Jan 13, 2007 5:58 pm

Momunist...

There is a pic floating around on the web, I believe at webrocker's site called jag and jazz.

Also, I think there was a recent thread here that has a pic of the same '58...do a search pehaps.  Sorry, I can't remember off the top of my head which thread it was in.

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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by zhivago » Sat Jan 13, 2007 6:06 pm

Gill wrote: Momunist...

There is a pic floating around on the web, I believe at webrocker's site called jag and jazz.

Also, I think there was a recent thread here that has a pic of the same '58...do a search pehaps.  Sorry, I can't remember off the top of my head which thread it was in.

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this is the pic in question....

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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by i love sharin foo » Sat Jan 13, 2007 6:08 pm

Sometimes it seems like the relic the wrong parts, or at least go a little overboard. All of my trem plates are still shiny and the worst wear is some cracking in the chrome plating. Other than that, this one does look pretty neat. I too would have rather seen one with a matching headstock  :) Oh well, maybe next time  ;D

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Re: Custom Shop LPB Jazzmaster - reliced

Post by StevenO » Sat Jan 13, 2007 6:28 pm

i love sharin foo wrote: Sometimes it seems like the relic the wrong parts, or at least go a little overboard. All of my trem plates are still shiny and the worst wear is some cracking in the chrome plating. Other than that, this one does look pretty neat. I too would have rather seen one with a matching headstock  :) Oh well, maybe next time  ;D

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I agree entirely. With a lot of the relics and nash guitars, it's like they just dumped all the metal parts into a bottle of coke and left it there for a few weeks so that they get all nice and rusty. And then the rest of the guitar is either imaculate in other areas and then with the usual arm wear and neck wear. Kind of silly, but I don't mind the lightly reliced guitars because they don't go down in valuer after you break them in like the brand new looking ones due and I don't feel as bad when I go Sonic Youth on them. :)

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