MikeDV

Sold. If I could figure out how, I'd delete the thread. Anyone? The initial thread does not have a delete button when I go to the edit page.

The MK is a beauty, and is what I'm looking for, except for one small detail - don't like gold hardware. It'd have to be a super-smoking deal - for me - to overcome that. Thanks, though, that's a nice one! Excellent means not a nick anywhere. Haven't looked lately, but I don't think there's any "worming" on the back!

Somebody buy me, or more trade offers!! Want a 57 reissue strat, no black (already have a Blackie).

Asking less!

Sorry, not interested in the Carvin.

Still here, still looking, make offer, trade, discuss....

Once more - trades/offers?

ttt

Still available, very nice guitar, but it's very lonely. Trades? (please, no non-guitar related items)

Buy me, she said.

Heritage looks cool, try to find one to look at. PM me w/details about it? Still available.

Thanks for the free bumpage. Up to look at anything. Something different (for me) might be cool - semi-hollow (es-175 or such), or Godin or something MIDI equipped - got or had most of the cool solid-bodies - but you never know. Never hurts to ask.

Still here - it's a beauty.

"Buy me!"

I had to do some searching for a description. Here's how the expander switch works: Basically it just ties both the bridge and neck pickup together, meaning that whenever the neck or bridge pickup is selected, you also get the other. After it's all said and done there's a total of seven different combinations. So in regular (or non-expanded mode) you have these combinations: Position 1 - Bridge Position 2 - Bridge & Middle Position 3 - Middle Position 4 - Middle & Neck Position 5 - Neck In expanded mode you get: Position 1 - Bridge & Neck (same as position 5) Position 2 - Bridge & Middle & Neck (same as position 4) Position 3 - Middle Position 4 - Neck & Middle & Bridge (same as position 2) Position 5 - Neck & Bridge(same as position 1) Confused? Me too. My explanation - it changes the sound - I'm a simpleton, though.