I'm pretty sure that the Tonerider Pure Vintage are the same pickups as the Squier Classic Vibe ones so there may be a bit of name confusion going onQuote:
Originally Posted by Andy40
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I'm pretty sure that the Tonerider Pure Vintage are the same pickups as the Squier Classic Vibe ones so there may be a bit of name confusion going onQuote:
Originally Posted by Andy40
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Quickest of updates, the pickguard to go with the aged and relic end product has arrived.
I'm actually flipping stoked with the feel of this already!!
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Looking good SunD
I've heard that too DK, but any squier I've pulled apart has two or one ceramic bar magnets per pup rather than alnico poles like the ToneridersQuote:
Originally Posted by dave.king1
Hard part is done now!!!!
Hard for two reasons....
1: getting it done right so it doesn't look fake and tacky like a lot of 'relic' bodies you see around that are just sanded.....
2: smashing up $200 worth of perfectly applied Nitro was almost heartbreaking at the start.
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Now to re-build the headstock!
~ Sunny
Good relic job, but I'm wiping away a tear for that finish......
while the overall effect is uber cool and congratulations on how its turned out, i am not sure that I could bring myself to do that to a finish i had just slaved over.....I'm a wuss like that. I get cranky over simple fingerprints on a shiny finish.
I didn't realize it was a reverse headstock with daphne blue, very jealous
Makes me think I should have have just left my damaged Swampy Tele build as it was and say it was going to be reliced all along. Too late now as I have gone back to refinishing and only half way done.
Like the shade of blue happening here.