Not uncommon for them to have some finish cracking there from stress. It looks good and while pricey, Craig is a straight shooter.Is that just some crazing or a repaired neck?
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Not uncommon for them to have some finish cracking there from stress. It looks good and while pricey, Craig is a straight shooter.Is that just some crazing or a repaired neck?
love the one of Irv….that germanic look and the VU meter and control panel on the amp looks like early Sonar in a U-Boat…
thought you were talking about a russian bomber there for a sec…I had that TU-2 for quite some time but had never used it before. Unlike most tuners and the ones built into my TC Electronic amp head and my IK Multimedia AXE I/O interface, the flat and sharp symbols don't appear in the readout.
I prefer a straight forward and clear readout as opposed to a bunch of colors, bells, and whistles when it comes to tuners, and the Peterson is very intuitive and easy to read.
I agree - a refin would make it a nice bass as long as it doesn't have any other issues.
Tupelov was the first thing that went through my thoughts!thought you were talking about a russian bomber there for a sec…
WHO BOUGHT IT?
sehen! ein amerikanischer Tanker!Threading the torpedo nets at Scapa Flow!
The re-fin '64 is already sold. It was a good price!
That saves me from myself. Thank you to whoever bought it.The re-fin '64 is already sold. It was a good price!
Hey @Engle ,
I don't recall if we've talked about 54-40. Took a dive down a rabbit hole. They're doing a Canadian tour starting this month. I wish I could go.
My sort of spiney sense tells me there is nothing '61 about that J.
The neck, body shape...........
Well you have two most likely possibilities.I saw that - just don't know who bought it.

I play that one too.They are locals. I've heard all the hits too many times on the classic rock stations!
My cover band recently started playing Ocean Pearl. It's got an interesting rhythmic thing going on I never heard before I played it.
Am I the only one that goes straight to Zoolander?What about gold 'lame'?
Sorry I'm on my second half liter cup of coffee-
Still it might be a cool finish!
hummm, it looks legit - just nicely refinished w/a Mary Kay finish. Light too at just over 8lbs and that Florida seller is reputable. The stacked knobs were sometimes still loaded at that transition stage.
Hmmm. I don't see the need for a fancy tuner. Put strings on, and tune. Then never tune again until you change strings. And since strings last effectively forever, np need to tune again!Thunderbird to the rescue and wound up buying one of these as well-
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After spending quite some time trying to figure why my Flying V didn't sound right when touching up my previous tuning to drop D with my Boss TU-2 (didn't notice at first the little LED to the bottom right indicating D sharp). So I got my Thunderbird with its Hipshot Xyender set for D and compared the notes. It turned that all the strings on the guitar were sharp except for the B and first E string.
So this was at a friend's studio where my previous tunings were with his Petersen Strobo Stomps. So I decided to get one of my osn, even though I finally figured out what was going on with the TU-2.
I however really like my NS-2 Noise Suppressor which really keeps things quiet-
Just as an aside- some of those chords I was playing with the wrong tuning sounding pretty cool- but alas I can't remember them!