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February 12th, 2008, 01:52 PM
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: South San Francisco
Age: 59
Posts: 360
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Squier Strat coming home
Greetings Lads and Laddies:
I just swapped one of my Accordions with my Cousin (he's got a Zydeco band) for the aformentioned squier. Says crafted in China. I've had to mail it home cause it don't have a case and it's too big for the overhead compartment. So anyway I can't give any more details. Gawd is that sucker heavy. Anyway, rosewood fingerboard, some kind of maply lookin' wood and like an electric blue. I'm gonna put in CTS pots, a new switch and switchcraft output jack. What else? I'll probly try my own file and crown job (Ron Kirns thread) as an experiment. Dan H
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