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It's Sonic Blue, Geoff.
Yah, I had a pearl Sonic Blue Kubicki Factor. It was different but called the same.
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Yah, I had a pearl Sonic Blue Kubicki Factor. It was different but called the same.
It's Sonic Blue, Geoff.
Very nice!
Gaolee
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Beauty is in the eye of the beerholder.
Laugh all you want...but I bet you and many of the other great players here could make even that sound decent via an SVT. Might want to score some new strings first.
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Whatever that is in the pic. "I don't wan't to see no more."
Whatever it's called, it's beautiful!It's Sonic Blue, Geoff.
I used to be a professional drinker, but I don't think I ever drank enough to see any beauty there.
LOL - that saying they always used on Hee-Haw…
Beauty is skin deep, but ugly goes clear to the bone!
Looks like a prop from a 60's Star Trek episode.
My BCR Eagle was originally that colour.
- Mar 13, 2008
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It's a sanded P neck - played it for about 45 minutes last night, nothing's changed, I don't do P necks well. But, I knew that going in, so no problem. I have this coming in later in the week and while I've never done a neck swap I'm told that it's not difficult.
I know a guy that needs a P fender neck .... it's me, I'm that guy.It's a sanded P neck - played it for about 45 minutes last night, nothing's changed, I don't do P necks well. But, I knew that going in, so no problem. I have this coming in later in the week and while I've never done a neck swap I'm told that it's not difficult.
- Mar 13, 2008
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Once it's sorted, you'll be the guy that has a new sanded P neck.
Dang, I would have taken that neck in a heartbeat.
All good, at least it’s going to someone here.
Besides, I can only do one project at a time.
And The Master Blaster is a high priority
right now.
Neck swaps can be really easy... or not, depending on exact dimensions of the pocket and heel.It's a sanded P neck - played it for about 45 minutes last night, nothing's changed, I don't do P necks well. But, I knew that going in, so no problem. I have this coming in later in the week and while I've never done a neck swap I'm told that it's not difficult.
IIRC Carlo mostly used Allparts necks, which are pretty close to Fender specs.
Feel free to PM if you need help.
Anyone for some cheesecake? Happy to destroy diets. Sorry, no new baklava photos.
