'83 4001

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charlyg
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Post by charlyg »

Someone has sanded (super duper Very Fine paper) the back of the neck a bit to take the gloss off. It is not sticky at all and the finish is just a bit duller there. I will do the same to the new one if it is glossy.
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Wow, that soundsa nice-ah! I have to admit my RAS has gotten the better of me as well...I'm feversishly trying to sell/trade off my modded Gretsch Nashville, a favorite in my previous life, har.
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Charly, I think Joey (and I) are roundwound guys. Flats feel a little strange to us. No harm, no foul. Image
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Hey, if I can't fired up about flat vs. round, what can I get fired up about? I might just explode!
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