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I've only seen those on vintage Ibbys! Where did those come from???
eBay - I've found & bought a few sets over the years.
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I've only seen those on vintage Ibbys! Where did those come from???
This PRS Gary Grainger 5 just landed, the long wait was worth it, and wow it did not disappoint!
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[Invalid or Expired Link Removed]range by Francesco Camardo, on FlickrIs it my imagination or does that beauty have a ridiculous about of saddle travel for intonation adjustment?
Is that a short scale?This PRS Gary Grainger 5 just landed, the long wait was worth it, and wow it did not disappoint!
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No it's a standard 34" scale 24 fretsIs that a short scale?
Gorgeous bass, I’ve always wanted to try one.
-ScottM
Ah that makes sense.eBay - I've found & bought a few sets over the years.
This PRS Gary Grainger 5 just landed, the long wait was worth it, and wow it did not disappoint!
Nice juxtapositions!had time to do a little shoot with non-identical twins.
Thanks! I can't wait until my Stingray is back with its new neckNice juxtapositions!
And nicely-rounded collection of axes.

I like to make things "mine," the JMJ is no different.
New black pickguard, Jazz pickup cover.
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SBO nutty PJ. Modified parts build / Super Magic Happy Fun Time Free For All!Nice group!
What's the one left of the Ric?
Cheers!