Speaking of lovely… and, not so lovely. Remember mine?

Well… It's had a few issues:
- I knew this when I bought it. The G string D was pretty dead. Hey, it's usually around C but this one is D. I attributed it to being light. I have another lightweight that has the same issue. So I fixed it with a Fatfinger. Used my setup capo to find the spot and added the FF. When I initially added the FF, I stuck the capo at the end of the headstock and then whole neck rang true. So… Another Fatfinger! My natural wonder now wears earrings.
Wonder what EBMM would say if they saw 2 Fender logos on their product?
- The other issue occurred when I changed the strings. The neck creaked!!! The screws were tight but it was definitely moving! Took it back to my LMS, they got a hold of EBMM, added gunstock oil to the neck pocket and put it back together. No issues so far but so much for "5 bolts - perfect alignment with no shifting."

- The last one was pretty minor. I don't like the black dots on roasted maple. It's hard to see on a dark stage. I tried those rub on dots for classical guitar but they came off when I cleaned the neck. So… I gotta 1/8" punch and made some white dot markers with an address label. The only one who sees them is me.

Keeper? I may be rethinking this one.

Scott Ball, I'd appreciate if you would comment on the neck issue. This makes me really nervous about it's longevity.