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S.E. Asia has engendered stories of that strain of clap since the '70s at least.

Very nice. What bridge is that?

Yep, all under one roof..

i admire your restraint, Sir. Had that happened to me, i'm afraid 5-0 would have been called in before the dust settled.

Yes, i am. And i still have a life.

Can't believe they're still up.

Same owner, same lack of interest and effort.

Admin follows a "hands off" approach to owning forums.

Been procrastinating on having mine done, thankyou for the encouraging words.

i own one of each, vastly prefer the faded. It has a (fractionally) slimmer neck, IF your guitar is the 'right' piece of wood, the '57CH p'ups are decent, the newer ones in the Pro series sound rather lame to me, whichever guitar i try them in. The push/pull switching just sucks, imo. Polished...

Ben, is that you? Think i may know you from someplace else?

Hi, buddy. Great thing you're doing. My dog Bear was a rescue.

i built this one; does it count?

Any votes for guitars shipped packed 'snugly' with foam peanuts?

Or cooking instructions on microwavable food packages....

Buddy of mine knew Dime from the bar-band days in Dallas before Pantera 'made it'. Says Dime really was a nice guy, who loved his fans. What a sad thing.

Dry run is your friend here. Install both E string tuners into the headstock, the tailpiece & bridge studs & respective hardware. Find 2 old strings, wind them onto the tuner posts. At this point, you're asking"what holds things together?" aren't you? Answer: the clamp you'll use to glue it...

That "glassy' look on the headstock is the result of multiple coats of lacquer being sprayed, then wet sanded to an even, dulled surface, then polished with polishing compound, then progressively finer polishes. there is no corner-cutting in doing a good finish. It takes time, and most...

Level & crown should do it.

i'm 64, my hair is still the original blond, still have all of it, and it's 2/3 of the way to my ass in length.