White to Fireglo
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White to Fireglo
From white 330S to 1993 style WBBS.
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Last edited by k43rover on Wed Apr 24, 2013 3:49 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: White to Fireglo
Awesome!
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Looks great!
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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deaconblues
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Re: White to Fireglo
Cool! Thanks for sharing. 
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Looks great, Eddie!
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White to Fireglo
8mileshigh wrote:Loving that burst!
Yes indeed - - - What they said !!collin wrote:Looks great, Eddie!
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Very nice but i prefered the white 
Just kidding eddie guitar looks complete
Just kidding eddie guitar looks completeRe: White to Fireglo
Many thanks for the words of appreciation. 
All credit for the way this project has turned out must go to William Young. He did simply magnificent work which easily exceeded whatever expectations I had going in and I take my hat off to him.
Making the final decision on what shade of Fireglo to go with did take quite a lot of time/discussion between the two of us but, in the end, I think it was well worth the effort and we were both very pleased with how it turned out.
I should also point out that these white guitars have given me my first direct experience of playing/working with the C63 body/neck (and I think William's too). We both found them to be consistently superb pieces of craftsmanship in their own right. It's a great tribute to the factory that they continue to take the time to produce such wonderful X-braced 21 fret guitars and I hope that what we have done in the cosmetic department has lived up to that underlying excellence.
All credit for the way this project has turned out must go to William Young. He did simply magnificent work which easily exceeded whatever expectations I had going in and I take my hat off to him.
Making the final decision on what shade of Fireglo to go with did take quite a lot of time/discussion between the two of us but, in the end, I think it was well worth the effort and we were both very pleased with how it turned out.
I should also point out that these white guitars have given me my first direct experience of playing/working with the C63 body/neck (and I think William's too). We both found them to be consistently superb pieces of craftsmanship in their own right. It's a great tribute to the factory that they continue to take the time to produce such wonderful X-braced 21 fret guitars and I hope that what we have done in the cosmetic department has lived up to that underlying excellence.
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