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As I said Raz, coool, but remember Jimbo said cut those bloody strings at the tuner posts

Thanks Bob, great advice, I now have to do all the fret board as it turned out to be mahogany and split and chipped like a bastard when i pulled the frets, so no matching now :cry: BTW, whats the box depth, I have a straight Stella parlor neck, the guitar was buggered when it got here, 24 1/2 scale,...

Thats going to be an interesting one, something like the cigar box guitars a guy sells on ebay.

What are you using for the faux eboniser? I am in the middle of a 50s archtop neck reset and need to re-ebonise 2 frets.

Just needs a setup, humidity is up as well as temp, maybe wasn't that well set up, as BG says if you can't do it Glyn or Ash can they are good guys.

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was the womans clothing store 'vivoce fashions' by any chance?...

Twas indeed, is there a story??

Shop 48 is a womans clothing store and the other half a shoe shop, but I did have a nice enchilada for lunch

Nope, Cashies is in the main street in Onehunga, shop 48....hmmm that would be upstairs where the gym, Plastic Box etc are, never ever seen a music shop here in ....lets say I was a teenager when they built it and it was the first mall in Auckland

As in, you order, they order from the states which you can do just as easy.....

Well I live in Onehunga and visit Royal Oak Mall once a fortnight (great mexican food place if they last) and have never seen a music shop there, but I'll check this week and let you know :lol: If there is one its very new, (probably an office me thinks) I or my family have been in or around Onehung...

Nope, the Vox DA5 kills the Roland, and if you want a good practice amp, this or the 15 watt or 30 watt Vox ADT series are great value, no good for gigging (well maybe ) but excellent for figuring out what sounds you are after, and in the meantime suffice for a few years of practicing. Go with a goo...

Very very nice, summer is here

I had Zettwitz do a neck reset last year, very nice job, and Ash did some rewiring for me, and Glyn has just done a 1960s pickup rewind for me. All were great, setups I do myself as they are personal. Ash is a top bloke and can't fault his work, Glyn is also a bloody nice guy, and did a fabulous job...

Given that the set up on the cheapie is OK I can't see the difference too much, if it plays nice on the neck then the amp plus pups will be the pivotal point, lots of cheapies I have owned over the years when I put decent pups in and with a decent amp are damn fine. :D :D Its all personal, the gats ...

I am wireless, but I do have the home made bottle neck if someone can supply the wire....sorry the wine went long ago