You bet!Many thanks, B-Mac!![]()
Did you order this per you spec and have it assembled or does Warmoth send it disassembled and you build it? Or did you buy it used? I never dealt with Warmoth so please excuse my ignorance.
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You bet!Many thanks, B-Mac!![]()
You bet!
Did you order this per you spec and have it assembled or does Warmoth send it disassembled and you build it? Or did you buy it used? I never dealt with Warmoth so please excuse my ignorance.
No, it is not a mexican classic, it's a 1998 MIJ Duck Dunn!
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My fingers don't like to touch these anodized pickguards...
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View attachment 4404917 Mine is number 135. It has the same pickups as the ceased American Vintage Series '62 P. But the cheap electronics of many MIJ Fender instruments. Otherwise as great as MIJ gets. And this means a lot. The cheap electronics don't bother me because of the impact on the sound, but they really get scratchy fast.
Cool, I have an MIJ Precision too. No scratchiness here so far.(...) the cheap electronics of many MIJ Fender instruments. Otherwise as great as MIJ gets. And this means a lot. The cheap electronics don't bother me because of the impact on the sound, but they really get scratchy fast.
Sure does!
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I thought it was hydra, but too many arms.
That's a sharp looking Squier with those block inlays!Hi! This is my red and maple Bronco, soon it will have black ultralites and grey pearl pickguard.
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