Ah, but these inlays were used on a few models though...olegmcnoleg wrote: ↑Fri Nov 18, 2022 6:07 pmJay wrote: ↑Fri Nov 18, 2022 5:55 pm Fret level, crown and polish, followed by a setup. While everything is off, a big clean as well. First photo shows many years of player 'damage', the second photo shows a small selection of the gunk I scraped off on either side of the frets (you can see the layers of gunk in the first photo right next to the frets).
_Fret dimpels JAY_1723 - Copy.JPG
_Fretboard gunk JAY_1736.JPG
I recognize that inlay pattern… nice guitar!
What's on your work bench?
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"I have never played a D7 there"
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Re: What's on your work bench?
I know, and they are all good guitarsJay wrote: ↑Fri Nov 18, 2022 6:27 pmAh, but these inlays were used on a few models though...olegmcnoleg wrote: ↑Fri Nov 18, 2022 6:07 pmJay wrote: ↑Fri Nov 18, 2022 5:55 pm Fret level, crown and polish, followed by a setup. While everything is off, a big clean as well. First photo shows many years of player 'damage', the second photo shows a small selection of the gunk I scraped off on either side of the frets (you can see the layers of gunk in the first photo right next to the frets).
_Fret dimpels JAY_1723 - Copy.JPG
_Fretboard gunk JAY_1736.JPG
I recognize that inlay pattern… nice guitar!

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Re: What's on your work bench?
Frets done, board cleaned and oiled. New strings, plays like mayonnaise





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This pickup was playing up a little (shorting) and had a very short wire. Shorting happened in that short wire so took the opportunity to change it to a long 4 wire pickup allowing for serial & parallel humbucking as well as single coil use.
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Replaced the ugly stock chrome bridge on my bass with a black wilkinson one with brass saddles, just waiting for the black tuners and string tree to arrive now...
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They are, too small for bass strings

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Wasn't happy with the last swirly paint effort on this pedal, so I had another go. This time primed and painted before doing an acrlyic pour and clear over top.


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Big shout out to Jay. That AS200 he rewired is mine. It is now up and going, and it is just wonderful. These guitars are not over-rated.
This one had not been used in over 15 years and when I got it the original pickups we’re long gone. I got an original pair of Super 58s from Gumtree in Oz. It took over 2 hours to get all the gunk off the fretboard. Urgh. But totally worth it. There’s still a few little things to fix, but there is no hurry now it is playable. This is a guitar I’d been hunting for several years.
This one had not been used in over 15 years and when I got it the original pickups we’re long gone. I got an original pair of Super 58s from Gumtree in Oz. It took over 2 hours to get all the gunk off the fretboard. Urgh. But totally worth it. There’s still a few little things to fix, but there is no hurry now it is playable. This is a guitar I’d been hunting for several years.
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I should add that it had an original pair of Dimarzio PAFs fitted, the first series they made I think. Which it turns out are now in demand again. So I might get a few dollars back also 

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Re: What's on your work bench?
Awesome! It’s a great looking guitar, and Jay is a properolegmcnoleg wrote: ↑Fri Dec 30, 2022 3:50 pm Big shout out to Jay. That AS200 he rewired is mine. It is now up and going, and it is just wonderful. These guitars are not over-rated.
This one had not been used in over 15 years and when I got it the original pickups we’re long gone. I got an original pair of Super 58s from Gumtree in Oz. It took over 2 hours to get all the gunk off the fretboard. Urgh. But totally worth it. There’s still a few little things to fix, but there is no hurry now it is playable. This is a guitar I’d been hunting for several years.
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Cheers. It's just a cheap Mosky DOD clone. I also did a spare 1590B enclosure I had hanging around.
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Love to hear a happy ending.olegmcnoleg wrote: ↑Fri Dec 30, 2022 3:50 pm Big shout out to Jay. That AS200 he rewired is mine. It is now up and going, and it is just wonderful. These guitars are not over-rated.
This one had not been used in over 15 years and when I got it the original pickups we’re long gone. I got an original pair of Super 58s from Gumtree in Oz. It took over 2 hours to get all the gunk off the fretboard. Urgh. But totally worth it. There’s still a few little things to fix, but there is no hurry now it is playable. This is a guitar I’d been hunting for several years.
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