A few years ago I bought a MIC CV Squier tele through Chicago Music. (First new electric guitar I ever bought.) When it arrived it was, out of the box, set up perfectly. It came in January yet no sharp fret ends. I was so impressed. So I wonder, did Chicago Music set it up before shipping? I’m...
Yes! Would also think the week a young, just pre-fab George spent visiting his sister in the states (Idaho?) would have made a great little independent movie.
I wouldn’t sand it down. At least not before I cleaned up the plastic and parts, oiled the neck etc. Also, not before I made sure everything was secure, in place and working. I think that’s a cool looking guitar, I’d let it be it’s best self before giving it a makeover.
Thanks for posting this. I have that model, bought used and knew nothing about it. As Dylan said about Alicia Keys, “There ain’t nothing I don’t like about her!”
I can’t really remember it but I do recall loving “Fireball XL5” as a kid. I also vaguely remember something called “Diver Dan”. (?) And fwiw, I think the modern day “Team America” was hysterical. I highly recommend it. (Just don’t watch with your children.)
Classical guitars are fascinating things; amazing tools that are incredibly well designed. There are so many differences, subtle and sometimes complex, in how luthiers approach the build to achieve their perceived ideal tone and maximum volume. If you can ever find a place that has good, hand...