MarkAdam

I like it...I really like it !!! Would not kick it outta bed fer eatin' krackers....

Hello,

Ummmmmm....you need to say a lttle bit more.....

Has anyone had any experience with the Carvewright (alos sold by Sears as the CompuCarve) machine?

http://www.carvewright.com/video.html

I checked the Doves against P90 covers that I had lying around. The Doves were just off-sized to these covers; the covers that came with the Doves fit fine. Now it's a matter of installation with a suitable test subject !

acme guitar works

Didn't think this was a bad price!

I just bought these thru acme....and just so you know...the windings of both pickups are lopsided and the top flatworks are flared upward ...there is signal with both p/ups, but the neck p/up is 9.27K ohms and the bridge is 8.88K ohms...not the best effort by Fender...but YMMV

OK, so it's OK if it only goes through the first pickup? I thought PRS's usually had long necks spanning to the bridge pickup, but I'm not sure.

PRS has the neck tenon only thru to the rhythm pickup cavity. This was inspired by the 1950s Double Cut Gibson Les Paul Specials. It's okay to do it this way and it works.

David Thomas McNaught builds his guitars with the neck tenon nearly to the bridge. Both of his pickup cavities are cut into the tenon. His website details this construction.

Hi...new member signing on! Screwed together my first Tele 22 years ago (Stew Mac swamp ash body, Stew Mac rosewood/maple neck), and have put toether three more since then...but I digress...

Just want to let you know that you can find the scale length from your neck.

Simply measure the distance from nut to 12th fret, then multiply that answer by 2.

Also, if your project is an import, you can bet the ranch that every fastener is metric.