There's just enough mystery and stuff left to the imagination for that pic to be plenty sexy.
For some guys, anyway.
I saw my fair share of ginger nipple hair for a long time that's for sure.
Man I love having a Waterstone again, such a comfy bass to play. Ordered nuts for the Jazzguarbird and the Jackson Outcaster guitar(crazy comfy wide shred neck on thing, really digging this guitar and think it is a keeper). Never removed a nut on a guitar so that will be scary but people filed them down way too much and they need to be swapped.
rubber mallet and patience.
+1. Kicking in the tone bypass is like having a second pedal on my BB. NOt over the top, but ripping, SNARLING tonez.
That's what I'm hoping when I finally can fix mine.
@askrere
Yer a Tele guy. Only guitar I still have is an old Rondo/SX "STL50" model, old headstock, vintage white, maple board.
It also went through the flood, but once again, neck is okay, bridge seems salvageable, only real body damage I can see is some finish cracking.
Electronics are dead as Dillinger.
Thinking of bringing it back...have to get new wiring harness, jack, probably get some nicer vol/tone knobs...
Was wondering if you had any ideas or suggestions on replacement pickups? You ever try GFS for Tele replacements? I don't wanna sink a ton of $$$ in. Also probably stick with pretty traditional Tele pups...I like more vintage Tele, but something that can get fuzzy and dirty too.
So is Katrina this flood you keep referring to?
GFS stuff is good, never used the tele pickups but I'd assume they are good too. I'd wonder if your pickups are dead or just the pots or jack, I'd check all that first nothing really electric so it's not like it short circuited.. Then, I'd price GFS components vs selling the dud for $25 and putting that torwards a $50 squier strat.
