Reversed tone pots - Normal?
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Spoke with the guys Saturday night including Mike Campbell's tech for the past 14 years who calls himself "Chinner".
Mikes #3 made 1963 RIC 12 has standard, "forward tone controls like a Les Paul".
Mikes and George Harrison's 12 strings were practically made during the same time in December of 1963.
The Dirty Knobs put on a great show with lots of surf guitar.
Additional coolness factor was Heartbreaker bassist Ron Blair sitting in with The Knobs this past weekend.
Mikes #3 made 1963 RIC 12 has standard, "forward tone controls like a Les Paul".
Mikes and George Harrison's 12 strings were practically made during the same time in December of 1963.
The Dirty Knobs put on a great show with lots of surf guitar.
Additional coolness factor was Heartbreaker bassist Ron Blair sitting in with The Knobs this past weekend.
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Again, Chinner says Mike Campbells #3 RIC 12 (Dec. '63 - made the same time as Harrison's) has forward tone controls.
I recently purchased a rare Sceusa necked, factory jetglo 425 (Dec. '63) which has a reversed tone control!
I wonder if Mike's and George's 12 string prototypes were considered "new" models for upcoming 1964 with possible standard forward controls???
I recently purchased a rare Sceusa necked, factory jetglo 425 (Dec. '63) which has a reversed tone control!
I wonder if Mike's and George's 12 string prototypes were considered "new" models for upcoming 1964 with possible standard forward controls???

