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Yes each to to his own. This setup was what the present owner wanted at low cost. He wanted the blender knob different and settled on black with no lettering. I guess to be reminded what it was for ? Personally I like neck single coil, no middle and bridge Humbucker.

Now with master volume and tone combined with a Blender pot in place of the second tone. Tweaked here and there and added a humbucker. Sold real easy with buyer pleased.

Looks different now ??

I enjoyed seeing all your lovely offsets. Here is what I have that was under my post "Cheap is GOOOOD" and I love it ! All offsets are the greatest !

Those tuners and stamp at the back of the neck are a hallmark of 80s Korean cheapy guitars, which probably means Samick made it. They were making 50% of the world's guitars around that time. Ok . Now I have discovered the potted staggered pickups are all the same polarity ! That is not how the mode...

Those tuners and stamp at the back of the neck are a hallmark of 80s Korean cheapy guitars, which probably means Samick made it. They were making 50% of the world's guitars around that time. Ok . Now I have discovered the potted staggered pickups are all the same polarity ! That is not how the mode...

Those tuners and stamp at the back of the neck are a hallmark of 80s Korean cheapy guitars, which probably means Samick made it. They were making 50% of the world's guitars around that time. Thanks . I also just received a reply from furrier Zane Obrien of Legend guitars in Canada. He thinks it was...

Those tuners and stamp at the back of the neck are a hallmark of 80s Korean cheapy guitars, which probably means Samick made it. They were making 50% of the world's guitars around that time. Thanks . I also just received a reply from furrier Zane Obrien of Legend guitars in Canada. He thinks it was...

Hi Everyone, Need some help here. Picked up this Legend Guitar on a whim to restore or modify it . Searched the Internet and cannot place it. Has anyone seen it or know its origin ?

Actually I believe with a 24 and just about any hardtailed stat body it becomes a breeze if the neck can be fitted OK ?

I am interested to know any views on exchanging different numbered fretted necks ( 21,22 and 24 ) on different stratocaster body's . Like, irrespective of the existing setup, can it be possible to do this with or without moving the bridge position ? :? Interesting question. The scale lengths would ...

murky wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 1:18 pm Something to also be aware of - clearance under a 22nd fret overhang may vary, especially if mixing different brands - there may not be enough clearance for a thicker pickguard to fit under.

I certainly agree.

The necks are all the same size (if from the same manufacturer, but even then it will only vary slightly), but the overhang differs. A 24 fret fingerboard will encroach into the neck pickup's region unless you move it. images (2).jpeg Do not think I would attempt that. Fooling around with the neck ...

murky wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 1:18 pm Something to also be aware of - clearance under a 22nd fret overhang may vary, especially if mixing different brands - there may not be enough clearance for a thicker pickguard to fit under.

Swimming pool rout for sure. Hell to playing Eb

I am interested to know any views on exchanging different numbered fretted necks ( 21,22 and 24 ) on different stratocaster body's . Like, irrespective of the existing setup, can it be possible to do this with or without moving the bridge position ? :? Interesting question. The scale lengths would ...