1993 MIM Fender Duo Sonic - Completed
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1993 MIM Fender Duo Sonic - Completed
Here is my Duo Sonic I just finished. This thing JANGLES. I built the control plate out of aluminum stock from Lowes. I upgraded with American Strat/Tele tuners, MIJ Mustang RI pickups, a CTS no-load tone pot. Please excuse the crappy photos. The first image is a before shot (i think hanging on the wall in the store actually).
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I just cut the stock pickguard and made 2 new holes right where the plate meets the pickguard. Used the piece that I cut off as a template to make the aluminum plate.broomhandle wrote:modified pickguard? and plate bolt right in? or did you have to make new holes?
these were cool when they came out. i think they were like 79-99 bucks new. wish i bought a few then....
My first guitar was a Squier reissue duosonic from like 1998 or something. I remember paying $100 for it brand new; back then I was embarassed that it wasnt a "real" guitar and hence treated it like balls. Totally a fun guitar to play once you get rid of those shitty tincan tuners. It stays in tune as well as my American strat now.
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haha, that wats the same reason why i didnt buy it. back then "93ish" i always liked the smaller guitars, but everybody had strats. now its anything but....bigbluezuk wrote:My first guitar was a Squier reissue duosonic from like 1998 or something. I remember paying $100 for it brand new; back then I was embarassed that it wasnt a "real" guitar and hence treated it like balls. Totally a fun guitar to play once you get rid of those shitty tincan tuners. It stays in tune as well as my American strat now.broomhandle wrote:modified pickguard? and plate bolt right in? or did you have to make new holes?
these were cool when they came out. i think they were like 79-99 bucks new. wish i bought a few then....
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Re: 1993 MIM Fender Duo Sonic - Completed
That looks REALLY sweet, dig it.bigbluezuk wrote:
Mustang covers and Strat covers are the same apart from the polepiece holes on the latter, it's not like with uncovered VS covered PAFs. They have a cover either way, so the pickguard routes for one are a perfect fit for the other.s2murray wrote:Do you have to expand the holes in the pickguard for the pickup covers to fit or is there enough space for the them to fit in without modifying anything?
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"