Look, at least it wont have the .0047 bass cut cap in it, right?
What amps are being used out there?
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Dave, yeah, well at least I was the vandal! I have all the original parts, except the toaster, which I gave to a friend of mine a while back... not sure what i was thinking! It hasn't had the cap in it for a long time! Besides the Gibson pickup, I had a Hi-A (Bart) in the treble position.
You see it with the original pickguard, which has that big honking hole in it for a Gibson Sidewinder, but it had a custom made pearl pickguard on it, that was much bigger than the stock one, and covered over where the treble pickup goes too. The worst things I did, was rout for the EB-0 pickup, and fill in the small cavity under the bridge with maple.
Both things aren't too hard to fix. It was a Mapleglo, but I'll either leave it the color it is, or maybe make it a Jetglo!
When I finally get to doing the restoration, I'll chronicle it with photos and post them on the forum.
You see it with the original pickguard, which has that big honking hole in it for a Gibson Sidewinder, but it had a custom made pearl pickguard on it, that was much bigger than the stock one, and covered over where the treble pickup goes too. The worst things I did, was rout for the EB-0 pickup, and fill in the small cavity under the bridge with maple.
Both things aren't too hard to fix. It was a Mapleglo, but I'll either leave it the color it is, or maybe make it a Jetglo!
When I finally get to doing the restoration, I'll chronicle it with photos and post them on the forum.
