dodgedartdave wrote:I say while you're at it, you should have a new body made that has the right routes and then lightly relic it to look like a 57 duo. Also, while you were refinishing the neck, you shoulda re-profiled the neck to give it a "V" profile.
haha... i get it. sarcasm, right?
you'll have to forgive me, im a little slow...
those subtle jabs take a while to sink in.
I'm just giving you a Go. I actually really like your project. I think you've definately improved the lil' squier and you've made it much more interesting. Don't let anyone bug you. Just keep doing your thing.
Mustang Melx wrote:lol, this whole thread amuses me.
So did you actually play the guitar before you ripped it to pieces?
....please don't tell me you are going to put a fender logo on the headstock?
Who the fuck are you?
someone with a better social skills than you.
I joined this forum because the one I usually go to is getting full of fucking idiots, seems this one isn't much better which is a shame because I have a lot of respect for Mike, Hurb and the shortscale demos.
Say 'who the fuck are you' to my face and see what happens.
Oh, I see. Allright, Macho Man Randy Savage, let me rephrase:
fullerplast wrote:If ur laughing about the light spot, thats the camera flash. I stripped the entire headstock.
Check the other picture....
Nah, just putting a Fender decal on a Squier. I can appreciate it's because you're making it ala the "real vintage thang" and not brand snobbery (I hope), but I still find it funny. Horses/courses an' that.
Lulz @ Timmy.. do you have to make air quotes when you order it in the shops?
haha, when I saw the fake cap thing, I was like, "oh no he di'nt!" and the fender logo.... yea.... personally, I would be proud to rock the squier. I think the difference is a lot of us here have the mindset of gigging musicians, so in that context those kind of modifications are kinda gay. but if you are approaching it just as a hobby I can see how it might be cooler.
