"Dude" my bassplayer goes "My guitar fell over..."

[blazer]

"...Can you fix it?"

And he presented me with this...

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e22/g ... 1/Krak.jpg

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e22/g ... /Krak2.jpg

So it "fell over" and by "falling over" sustained this kind of damage?

Who does he think he's fooling?


Anyway I'm not even gonna try repairing this.

[tennis_nick]

Is your friend Pete Townsend?


Be honest now!!!

[JakeK]

Dear God! He's probably got anger issues he never told you about!

[weemac]

Well...... an SG can easily lose a neck by falling over, but the control cavity damage?
more like burnt, fell over and then sunk!
emac.

[fatcat]

[gray]

It could have fallen over.... a high-rise balconey. Looks more like a Pete Townsend moment.

On the bright side, it could make a nice lamp!

[windchimp]

"That should buff right out"

[mrs_brown]

It looks like it fell over the nearest cliff..yeah the elmers will fix it and a few bandaids and some duct tape. Do you let this guy near your stuff?

[rickosound]

We see this in your future...

[rickenmetal]

I heard about neck joints on SGs being weak, not the control cavities though.

Interesting how it broke at the control cavity somewhat where the 2 pieces of wood were glued on, then goes along the metal shielding.