If I remember correctly the Suzi Arden 360/12 was strung like a 'standard' 12-string - i.e. on a downstroke you hit the thin course before the thicker course. George Harrison's 12-string was the first one to reverse that. Did you also replace the nut and the bridge on your 1963 12-string guitar? That would be a little more intrusive than just changing some plastic around (and the tailpiece).beatboy77 wrote:No worries fellas, all mods are 100% reverseable and we have saved all the original parts. Lets not forget, this guitar is without doubt well known due to its association to Harrison. Changing some plastic around as a tribute to him in no way deminishes this guitar's history. It is just another chapter in its life
Josh
Cheers,
Simon