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86kubicki
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The one on the left (with the early pickup placement), looks like it has a black TRC.
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I wonder if Paul could convert a 4004C to a LK? Hmm!
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I don't think it can be done unless you re-top the bass. You would need flush edges for the binding, and the C is contoured.
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...and also, the tops of the LK's were carved by hand.

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That one in the foreground looks familiar... Image
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Bob and Joey, thanks for the great photo's!

Oh Philip! To quote John Wayne, "I wouldn't say that around these parts too often, and once more would be too often".

I got him Brian, he's probably real scared now. You know Phil, I know how to spell karati?...karota?...make that judo.
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the 'regular' placement;
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