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if their guitars are any indicator of this issue...I'd wanna know if there is a solid block in the middle! If so, a straight solid bridge will be step 1 for me!Very cool. But... I'm wondering about the potential for an exploding 'R' tailpiece...if their guitars are any indicator of this issue...
Complete one off! A friend of mine replicated it with a 4003s as a donor.And please excuse my ignorance; but did the 4001S with the 4005 electronics package, used by JPJ, have an official model number, or is it unique?
Brazed?!? I would hope we're WELDING them damn thing together if it's in multiple pieces...Is the "R" tailpiece a single casting, or multiple pieces brazed together?
Well, if Ric's market research shows people will buy a 4003 for ~$1000 +/- over what they list for currently, then I'm sure they'd be doing crushed pearl inlays on 4003s.Tell me they went back to crushed pearl inlays on this and NOT the 4003? ***?
I don't know, but I assume they are truly hollow with an X-brace like the old ones.I'd wanna know if there is a solid block in the middle! If so, a straight solid bridge will be step 1 for me!
Did you download and listen to the songs I attached, above?Hmmm....that pickup placement....I'm not rushing out to buy one at that price anyway but what do they sound like?
Not yet. I'm still reading through the thread. I'll check them out soon.Did you download and listen to the songs I attached, above?
Because that's how they're placed on the original 4005 from the 60s-80s…Why are the pickups spaced sofar from each other? That makes two totally different sounds, which makes it hard to switch between pickups, or not?
Because that's how they're placed on the original 4005 from the 60s-80s…
They are in same the category with the exploding machine heads.Very cool. But... I'm wondering about the potential for an exploding 'R' tailpiece...if their guitars are any indicator of this issue...
And on top of that! A COUPLE MORE special teasers at 8:12!!!



Well, if Ric's market research shows people will buy a 4003 for ~$1000 +/- over what they list for currently, then I'm sure they'd be doing crushed pearl inlays on 4003s.
I mean, this is more of a vintage reissue than not (i.e.m 4005V), no?
The quote I received isn't that bad really, far under $5k from the first post in this thread.I sent WildWood an inquiry. TB is an evil place
My wife is also an enabler…