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LPboco

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  1. i once did it with a tap or a screw, but it has to be perfect size... Connor
  2. great work its crazy !!!!! keep us posted Kewl stuff Connor
  3. i love its crazy for the sake of being crazy which is the best part. is that what this is all about? doing something off the beaten track? Beautiful work Connor
  4. great work that is beautiful!!! and great touch with the gr3y inlay on the headstock!!! i luvvvvvv it keep us posted! Connor
  5. beautiful work and great cause!!! keep us updated on future projects Connor
  6. well great work anyways!!! Keep us posted! Connor
  7. beautiful work and great inlays!!! keep us posted! Connor
  8. great job that work is amazing keep us posted!!! Connor
  9. awesome stuff man that is some great stuff, keep us posted... Connor
  10. similar happened to me on a saga... it could be that the ground from the pickup got switched( color wise) try switching the signal and the ground from the pickup you're having trouble with, it could be that. it worked for us... Connor
  11. sorry man usually it does the sites just down now.. they are a bit overpriced though... Connor
  12. wow no comments, i think after everyones reaction you don't need to hear anotherbut come on... !! they are beautiful!!!! where do you get your wood? keep us posted great job Connor
  13. in case you are looking into buying, check out langevinetforet.com . they're in Montreal Quebec but have everything in woods... Connor
  14. great work man. can't wait to see it finished!!!! connor
  15. awesome man, how much did it come to in the end? Connor
  16. How about me, i'm 14 and just starting on my first kits and am slowly moving to restorations and my own builds with my dad. i'm doing the best i can so far and it would be great having some help. Thank you so much Connor
  17. guys i can't thank you enough for all the info, cause i'm 14 and really new to this area and am just knida starting. i've already done 2 sagas and the next step before building a guitar was fixing a battered one up, so yes it is mostly for practice. it looks really interesting to start out on and i think i might try and go for it. as for the wood, i believe it is still the original( maple). the biggest problem on it is probably the finish. it's okay but there are a lot of dings that the seller just covered up with white paint. Thanks again so much,( if i go for it i'll post pics for sure) Connor
  18. hey guyz i found a westone dynasty in white( with red stripes from 86-87 around a hundred bucks) it's a bit banged up and i would refinish it and upgrade it( pickups bridge etc...) is it worth it? i can't find much good info on them or prices. thx Connor
  19. no complaints it's beautiful for any guitar what type of finish are you thinking of? Connor
  20. great work really nice finishes and amazingly pro merry christmas Connor
  21. how is the bridge on an acoustic attached to the body? glue? Connor Merry christmas
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