Solid Brass Hardware / Chrome Dome Lace Sensors. Vintage Brass Saddles/ Block and Input Jack. Chrome knobs. Need Brass nut and Chrome String trees still. Sounds and plays excellent. A Sucsessfull assembly. I'll never get rid of this one.
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Yes, thats the 4.1 lb. 1 piece Swamp ash Warmoth body I thought looked like a 70's piece of Fender "boat anchor" ash, but it serves the purpose here, so I'm glad I kept it.
Heres what they say about the Lace Sensor "Chrome Domes"
QUOTE_"Sweeter, more rounded tone, with a lot more punch! Based on Gold Sensors modified with hotter magnets and wrapped in chrome-plated heavy brass. Produces sweet highs that don't pierce, solid lows that don't boom, and lots of power. Reverse-wound middle pickup."_ END QUOTE
The guitar sounds excellent, it sisnt too bright , but it is heavy ( 9.1 lbs.) and sustains about endlessly. Must be something to do with all that brass, IDK.
i have a 7 way wiring job with a push pull volume pot . I like the all three pickups on sound. I do want to move the volume pot to the bottom cause when its up it interferes with my hand when picking.
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I like the "UFO" knobs......reminds me of "The Invaders", back in the stone age.
OMG.
You say it doesn't sound bright?
It certainly looks it.
It will look even better in fifty years. Serious...just think!
Awesome work!
it's alive! alive!
damn jerry, you're on fire man! looks slandy. i'm really digging it. congrats.
"don't worry, i'm a professional!"
Sharp.
That's a cool look.
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