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Looks fantastic! Congrats!

...and a Mapleglo 12:

12-strings poppin' up now:

Here's a full frontal pic from Fab Gear: https://images.reverb.com/image/upload/s--9DjYr0cz--/a_0/f_auto,t_supersize/v1678926489/hk8fs3vtmsuaj2hil20y.jpg Messaged a dealer on Reverb that has a few posted with a few questions. Regarding the fingerboard, they said "The fretboard is indeed gloss, ...

Also, I actually really like Hi-Gain pickups, but the cosmetics of Toasters on these is a must

360 models rolling out now, I guess:





I kinda dig that squared off neck heel too

Okay, I'm not completely crazy. This one definitely has a glossy board:



Giving me hope for a glossy board, 21-fret 360 JG

Hard to tell from the photos I posted here, but I could have sworn the pictures that Ric posted with racks of them had lacquered boards, and there has been talk of finished fingerboards returning. Maybe it was just my hopes influencing my perception. If not, bummer. I was loading the gun to pull the...

A couple in Ruby Red up at Wilcutt now:

Saw a couple of posts from Ric's IG page regarding a return to the 21 fret neck joint on 330s and 360s. I see now that they're starting to pop up at retailers. Along with a return to lacquered fingerboards, they apparently have a "more vintage spec neck profile". If anyone has the opportun...

TI flats for me for years and years. Gotta be flats

Hopefully lacquered fingerboards returning is a real thing. I've been shopping for a 360/6 and have passed on quite a few because they have an unfinished board. I'll have to wait for the next production runs if the right pre-owned deal doesn't come up.

I'm a bit of a Turquoise fanatic. I've owned a few over the years am fairly perpetually on the lookout. They seem to pop up more than Blueboy or Blueburst, and certainly less than Sea Green or Desert Gold (I'm on the lookout for all of the above, not so much for Amber Fireglo or Montezuma Brown). No...

Yeah, this looks to be basically a regular 4003 body and neck with a different scale fingerboard and the bridge shifted forward. I would personally much prefer a fully scaled-down body with a slimmer neck and traditional pickup configuration (and vintage-style tuners), but still a killer bass. All o...