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Says swamp ash with solid brass hardware. I like the DC Jr with the dark walnut stain. Could be a fun beater.

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SRVs #1 guitar was a pretty beat when he got it from Ray Hennig's heart of texas music. It use to belong to Chistopher Cross.

HNBD Looks great.

Sure mod the amps forum.

Centerfolds you can have the rest.

shocking. dude tried to sell one of the guitars for $250. outrageous. a private security guard, what a {censored}tard.

HNAD, my next purchase.

She going to cover Puppy Love or Dirty Old Egg Suck'in Dog?

Sure, Less {censored} to worry about. Wireless with a bluetooth in year monitor. Walk out do your thing and walk off.

81 Derek Trucks 82 David Gilmour Yeah sure ok.

Thanks Doc...

Great if you could do that. Are those new bent steel saddles off center like the american series saddles? I just bought one of those Fender mexi trems off amazon for $13. It has the full size block like the new MIMs. Just messured infront of the saddles. 2.076." - 52.73mm

Then why does fender say with the American standard and new bent steel saddles "Then Fender improved them; narrowing the spacing to afford more room" Bridge Component Specifics American Standard saddles - The original vintage-style Fender bent steel adjustable saddle is one of the components that give vintage Fenders their tonal 'mojo.' Fender conducted tone comparison tests, and fell in love with them all over again. They have a wider tonal range and more character many other saddles. Then Fender improved them; narrowing the spacing to afford more room (and complement the bigger frets and rolled edges), elongated the string slot to reduce friction and string breakage, and improved the string break angle over the primary contact point

I'm reading some misinformation in this thread. For one, the "current" MIA Standard Strats do have a wider string and bridge spacing than the MIM Standards. And I don't believe the "current" MIM Standards have a laminate top either. Also, I've owned a 2006 MIM Standard Strat and a 2007 Standard Strat and both of them came with CTS pots and not Alpha pots. MIM Standards have a 42mm nut and the American Standards have a 42.8mm nut. MIA strats are 2 1/16 bridge string spacing. RI starts and classic series and road worn MIMs are vintage 2 7/32." Calaham has them listed here for ordering model and years. http://www.callahamguitars.com/blocks.htm

What is the smallest thinnest Fender neck acquirable? Anyone know? CV's are the best I've found as to those qualities. The last MIA Fender I remember fitting my hands was the Jimi Hendrix reissue in the 90's. I'd like to find one of those and play it again see if it's as good as I remember it. Makes you wounder where all those went, Very seldom see them come up for sale. What one? There's like 8 or more models. I would like to find a Voodoo 98-99

It is not much of a difference but it is very noticeable, at least to me. big time.

MIMs multi piece laminated vemeer body. MIA 2-3 piece body no weneer. MIM 1 5/8th nut. MIA 1 11/16 nut MIM Vintage trem 2 1/16 string spacing -MIA two point 2 1/16th string spacing trem MIA micro tilt neck adjustment Bi-flex truss rod. MIM ceramic- MIA alnico pickups

Not even close. He may make it into the top 10 that are still above ground though.

Either some type of a strat with humbucker bridge or tele with humbucker neck.

hello, how about my bass??it is a no brand pbass copy that looks like a cort.. it has a serial number wo 200886 made in korea... any info on this thing??

Many of the $200-250 MIM strat's I see on CL and pawn shops are older models and not really worth much more than that. I guess you could dump them on newbs or those that are lasy and don't do their homewok before buying.

cause Johnny was a BADASS:wave:

buy a microcube, get some batteries, clip it to your belt and go for a walk, playing your guitar and annoying your neighbors:thu: Or rip through the bush on your mountain bike no hands doing a little zappa.

Sweet.