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please A/B photo the neck plates

Ok, made a thread about it, and heres some pic's of the neck plate for you Robroe

Original, recessed in the body

IMAG0385 by The Dougler1, on Flickr

IMAG0383 by The Dougler1, on Flickr
New one just on back like a standard neck plate

IMAG0382 by The Dougler1, on Flickr

IMAG0384 by The Dougler1, on Flickr

Squier plate on a Fender body....

S for Super-Sonic

its like a Superhero stamp,,, So many SSSSSSSSSSSes

F's wouldn't fit on there. Those only fit on Squares.

massive bonar for orange sparkle, like baseball neck.

why the fuck would they not have properly set up guitars at NAMM? really, the demo stuff there should be as good as it gets for stock.

cur wrote:massive bonar for orange sparkle, like baseball neck.

why the fuck would they not have properly set up guitars at NAMM? really, the demo stuff there should be as good as it gets for stock.

I agree. This is to drum up interest and sales. Putting your stuff out set up like crap is not putting your best foot forward as a company. Bizarre.

To address the big issues.
1. I used to play Les Pauls before I found my Musicmaster. I'm not going off any official numbers, It felt very VERY chunky. Yes it's a personal preference, but it's just information, yes?
2. Fender had a little booth with some amps to test out the guitars. Each of the amps had a set headphones. I could hear it just fine.
3. This is the motherfucking NAMM show! Fender should know to set up their guitars to be at least playable! If it's not set up properly how does that reflect upon them as a company?
4. I went back and I tried a different model that actually was playable. I gotta retract my statement. Motherfucker played beautifully.

tl;dr - my bad