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so, what's wrong with the neck. is it just that the frets have some corrosion? you could polish that out.
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mage wrote:so, what's wrong with the neck. is it just that the frets have some corrosion? you could polish that out.
haha, no no, I mean, the frets are small, but I'm not complaining.

I have no tuners for that shit :cry: And an't find any for a reasonable price (fuck ebay)
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Would you mind tuning it backwards?


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you could just slap some cheap GFS tuners on there.
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tribi9 wrote:Would you mind tuning it backwards?


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how'd i know those tuners were being sold by zamminc?

when i saw the word 'gotoh' i thought 'zamminc'. hahaha.

those tuners are hot.
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boyecho wrote:
tribi9 wrote:Would you mind tuning it backwards?


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how'd i know those tuners were being sold by zamminc?

when i saw the word 'gotoh' i thought 'zamminc'. hahaha.

those tuners are hot.
Didn't he use to sell a bunch of Mosrites a long time ago?
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Can you not salvage the neck? It looks so good.
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if you don't want to put new holes in that body, you could break off the screw heads, and glue them onto the guard.
thus making it appear to be in, but in reality its adding FAUX mojo, first introduced to us by hurb with his faux electric XII build.
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sublimedo say: id be tempted to ask to buy that neck off you, but screw that. The necks tip top, just buy some white tip klusons damn you.
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just deal with it and put some vintage correct tuners on it, so what if they are 150.00 + a set, its worth it, you have a vintage stang.
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just deal with it and put some vintage correct tuners on it, so what if they are 150.00 + a set, its worth it, you have a vintage stang.
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roachello wrote:sublimedo say: id be tempted to ask to buy that neck off you, but screw that. The necks tip top, just buy some white tip klusons damn you.
hahaha YESSIR!

I don't wanna put any new holes in anything, to be honest. I want shit that fits like a fuckin' glove! Even the tuners, no way am I fuckin' this neck up. With Klusons, tho, I'd still have to put some more holes in it, right? Makes me so sad :cry:
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robert(original) wrote:just deal with it and put some vintage correct tuners on it, so what if they are 150.00 + a set, its worth it, you have a vintage stang.

agreed. Some of the fancier things can simply be worth it. It took me a bunch of cheap guitar projects to find that out.
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i wanted to get vintage correct tuners for the villager neck but a lefty set of vintage f-keys are about 250.00+ and a righty set is 150.00+
and becuz it was not a tru vintage restoration i just bought re-issue keys, they fit rather well cept the lefty set,
the casing is reversed so i had to add 1 extra hole, but thats it, i left the rest blank.
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robert(original) wrote:i wanted to get vintage correct tuners for the villager neck but a lefty set of vintage f-keys are about 250.00+ and a righty set is 150.00+
and becuz it was not a tru vintage restoration i just bought re-issue keys, they fit rather well cept the lefty set,
the casing is reversed so i had to add 1 extra hole, but thats it, i left the rest blank.
If I had 150, I would do it... I wouldn't even mind finding a vintage tuner that barely works...
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save pennies for a while,
every now and again you see single tuners go up for sale.
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robert(original) wrote:save pennies for a while,
every now and again you see single tuners go up for sale.
Besides ebay (250) where can I find them hoes at?
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ever heard of g-base guitar mall?
maybe craigs list.
seems like there should be at least one other place.....
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call up some local shops. some of these guys have secret stashes of guitar parts.