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red_rob
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Post by red_rob »

Kind of hard to tell from those pictures. Not sure how those frets would feel...
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Looks OK to me. Some people prefer the unlacquered fretboard.

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If you like the board on a 325 C, then you got the same thing with this 620 (other than width differences). I like my 325 but prefer the lacquer. The guitar looks fine though!
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I would like to try it out. It probably feels more like a Les Paul with these mods.
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Post by brammy »

Looks like they did good things in general, but I'd miss the "R" tailpiece.... I'll put up with slightly more work during a string change in order to preserve the original look.

What I don't understand is why he put so much effort in describing the changes but then put up such ****** pictures.
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