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    Originality of parts on my 64 special

    HMMMM...From memory the 4 holes are in a symmetrical pattern like the 4 corners of a rectangle, if you had the guitar standing on it end, i.e. neck up, the top two holes are level. from the bigsby's I've seen ,one of those holes , the one on the right, would be higher. Don't know if I'm making...
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    Originality of parts on my 64 special

    ok, thanks for that info. the serial dates well within the 64 range and the pots are from mid 64. So I guess that means it was either finally assembled in 65 or the bridge is not the original one. Anyhow I'll post more pics as promised when I get the guitar back. Maybe you blokes can nail it...
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    Originality of parts on my 64 special

    Here's a pic of the guitar as it appeared on the website of the shop it was in Thanks for the help 6 string, I'll post some more specific pics when I get the guitar back
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    We're Logging Up The Time!

    Re: We're Log Up The Time! OK, here are my stats as a new member playing 32 years, entertaining for 30. Grumpy
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    Originality of parts on my 64 special

    Thanks for the welcome 6 string! I'm really happy I found this site as I didn't know too much about SG's before, i was actually desperate to find out if my guitars' pickguard was original as it is a 5 ply and the well known vintage guitar site at www.provide.net describes all early SG's as...
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    Originality of parts on my 64 special

    I have just bought a 64 SG special, it's well played but in general seems pretty much untampered with, it has original tuners, pickups etc. There are 4 small filled holes where it looks like a bigsby may have been fitted a long time ago, but that seems to be it, as far as any fiddling around...


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