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RAI6

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  1. It is a simple measurement. Once you have all the data, that is.....
  2. Step away from the guitar, and put down the tools! "How far away from the humbucker" is not a question to ask when placing a bridge. The bridge position is determined by the scale length. No offense here, but if that's foreign to you, then some reading is on order.
  3. Since you're building the guitar, you can do whatever you want. Make it as thick/thin as you want....
  4. Ola's been posting to this site for how long, and now it's a problem.....?
  5. Got this info: "Serial # 7471H: Your guitar was made at the Kalamazoo Plant, USA approximately in: 1961"
  6. If you're looking for a replica of that guitar, there's a lot of homework to be done. With all those electronics added, it's no longer just an SG...
  7. Or a quick measurement of the neck... What's the distance from the nut to 12th, from 12th to saddle?
  8. How far you want to take it is up to you. I've seen guys on here take their ebony boards to almost gloss by just polishing the crap out them...
  9. Well, oiling a fretboard (Rosewood, Ebony, etc), doesn't really fall in the category of "finishing". Those woods are naturally oily, but can dry up. By wiping them down with some oil, you're simply bringing them back to their glory....
  10. Rosewood does not need a finish.
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