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Glenn, are you gonna install a Lucite tug bar on top o' the guard..?studiotwosession wrote:The first few years I had this 4001, I called it the Super Mojo Relic, though all the wear is genuine.
However, after having a few non-RIck parts replaced, a refret, and a couple of areas where non original pin straps were located attended to, I started calling it (an early '68) the '68 Comeback Special.
It is the most gigged instrument I've owned, but by who(m) remains a mystery. Someone dug quite a wear spot into the area over pickguard, apparently with their thumb. I was originally going to have that wing replaced but it's since become one of my favorite things about it.
Roger that.....I was just wondering if you were gonna put one it where one would usually see it---I figured it had one on it when it was new.studiotwosession wrote:That wear wasn't from me, John. I play with a pick.
I find these get in the way IME.leftybass wrote:Glenn, are you gonna install a Lucite tug bar on top o' the guard..?studiotwosession wrote:The first few years I had this 4001, I called it the Super Mojo Relic, though all the wear is genuine.
However, after having a few non-RIck parts replaced, a refret, and a couple of areas where non original pin straps were located attended to, I started calling it (an early '68) the '68 Comeback Special.
It is the most gigged instrument I've owned, but by who(m) remains a mystery. Someone dug quite a wear spot into the area over pickguard, apparently with their thumb. I was originally going to have that wing replaced but it's since become one of my favorite things about it.
