Bridge pickup is now a Dirty Harry, to balance the Z90 in the neck.
Tele is ex Oleg and Keon.
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Partscaster tele
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Partscaster tele
Here's the before and after of a refurbish job.
Bridge pickup is now a Dirty Harry, to balance the Z90 in the neck.
Tele is ex Oleg and Keon.
Bridge pickup is now a Dirty Harry, to balance the Z90 in the neck.
Tele is ex Oleg and Keon.
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Re: Partscaster tele
Wow, that's a cunning disguise. And very summery too. I like it 
I love the P90/Z90 in that guitar.
I love the P90/Z90 in that guitar.
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Re: Partscaster tele
Aroused.
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Re: Partscaster tele
I particularly appreciate the effort that went into arranging the photo with the mat and wooden floorboards. Very tasteful.
The Tele looks cool too.
The Tele looks cool too.
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Re: Partscaster tele
I thought it was an interesting relic job.
Then I discovered the coffee stains on my screen.
Fine effort Sir!
Then I discovered the coffee stains on my screen.
Fine effort Sir!
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Re: Partscaster tele
Now that I've worked with quality poly and know how to put it on thinly, I'll never use nitro again because it isn't a tough finish.
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Re: Partscaster tele
I suppose people go for nitro partly for that very reason - the rate of wear.
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