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i played a lot of shows with my 2003 360 and i never had problems with detuning. (before i added the accent trem) :D
Sometimes i had feedback issues but i play mostly clean. I've also got an older 330 from 67 which has Kluson tuners instead of the modern schaller ones and she has also no detuning ...

i've just watched your thread. On the next string-change i will try to remove the tailpiece too.

hrhr... thats pretty funny

in my case i'm wondering about this 345 p signature. i know the three pickup models with vibrato are called 345 but the wood texture from the middle pickup looks complete untouched.

The signatures /w dates are also interesting. They look like signatures from factory ...

A few weeks ago i bought an old 330 in mapleglo. it seems to be from '67.

Now i found some interesting signings in the guitars cavity hole. there are a few dates and signings
(from 1971 and 1993) and also the marks "345 P" and "Red Baron"

There are also much more signings, but i'm not able to read ...

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If by "silver ones" you mean the JB2, they are indeed handmade in the USA. [/quote]
I believr the silver JB1's are imports.[/quote]

indeed, they are. i'm currently waiting for my 64' Gretsch 6120, i'm pretty interessed in how it sounds with my old JB1

My favourite one is the "Things ben bad" vom the teenage shutdown series