Been playing since 1975 and never did stickers before but my cat loves to listen when I play
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Love it!Nice!![]()
Here's my Spitfire I just built...
That's a genuine 1969 T Bass pickup in there...but recently a local dude Scott Wiffen wound me up two single coil pickupss - one in Formvar and one in Plain Enamel and so far I've only tried the formvar which sounds incredible. The formvar has a little bit more bright to it which helps lift the darker tone of the rosewood neck.Love it!
What brand pickup and did you go single coil or noise canceling?
That's a genuine 1969 T Bass pickup in there...but recently a local dude Scott Wiffen wound me up two single coil pickupss - one in Formvar and one in Plain Enamel and so far I've only tried the formvar which sounds incredible. The formvar has a little bit more bright to it which helps lift the darker tone of the rosewood neck.
Also put a sticker of chinese lettering (for "Dragon") on my Ibanez Soundgear...
John
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Are you sure it doesn't say ¨soup¨?![]()

What is that double neck? There is one for sale I keep looking at but I know nothing about them! Thank you in advance!Same month and year as McCartney's (His was DA23 if you're curious how many numbers away yours is from his...)
I like how you put the same logo on all of your instruments in the same place, I do that too with some minimalist gold music staff stickers!