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Phil O'Keefe wrote:How do you like it / how's it working for you Berto?

Sorry about the delay, I really like it. I also did some other pot mods too and in combination with those, its the best you can do without having an electronic EQ. I would do an demo, but cobascis fried my amp.

wow looks like quite an effor but is turning out awesome it seems.

i wish i had 400 bucks to cash on a neck hah

Phil O'Keefe wrote:I should probably update this with some new pics - I put white button tuners and black (Strat style) pickguard covers on it... I'll try to get some new pics up soon.

I've been busy working on my 71 Compstang's fiesta red refinish. Tough color - it is a bit more "transparent" than the Sea Foam Green, and it takes a lot of layers / coats to properly and evenly cover the white primer.

Nice FIESTA RED is probably my second or third favorite Fender color of all time. That will look awesome I'm sure! I just started working on my CVC Andy Summers Tele. Just received my Armadillo brass bridge. Still needs some adjustment and now I really need a Fender neck because the Squier's nut is cut horribly and the high E slips over the side of the frets when I'm playing out into no man's land. It's a shame because the rest of the neck is beautiful.

Any ideas where I can get a Fender 60's slim C shape, but in all maple?

Any ideas where I can get a Fender 60's slim C shape, but in all maple?

For a short scale? Good luck... Fender basically didn't make 24" scale necks with maple fingerboards until the mid / late 70s, and if I remember correctly, it was only an option on later year model Mustangs - I don't think they ever offered maple boards on late 70s Musicmasters. Either way, there's not a lot of Fender made 24" scale maple fingerboard necks out there. They made maple boards back in the mid to late '50s, but those were all 22.5" scale Musicmaster / Duo Sonic necks.

If you just have to have a maple board, I'd recommend getting a new neck from Warmoth or someone like that. Or keep an eye on Ebay - and once you reach 50 posts, the classifieds here. But I wouldn't hold my breath on one showing up any time soon...

Oh, and as promised - a few updated pics of the Duo Sonic:

Looks great. It's amazing how much the color changes in different light.
Man, I got to get around to my Duo build soon.

Omg! The outdoor shots really makes the SFG shine. Props for a beautiful guitar!