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Fat Lizzy said:
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Nice combo 👍

I bought a Delta King 12 in the Andertons sale back in January and it’s been in use pretty much every day since 👍
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Andertons had a few b stock Delta King 12’s at really good prices a few months ago.
I thought about getting another so I could run two together .
I took to long to make my mind up and when I went to buy they were gone 😡.
 
Dave Lewis said:
Have you done any more mods to it ?
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Not since putting it back together. Next string change I may change the piezo (under bridge) on/off switch to be a volume pot. Right now it's wired on/off but in parallel with the magnetic pickups when engaged. I'd rather have it wired separately to the output so I can use it by itself when I want. Other than that I'm pretty happy with everything else. This guitar has at least double the acoustic energy as all my other electrics so you really feel it when you pick the notes. Probably the main reason I've always loved this guitar.
 
Stone said:
Wow what is that Fuzzlord ??
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It's an old Lindert that I've had for over 20yrs now. It's gone through a lot of changes and this is the latest. I repainted everything, laser cut a pickguard and added Dimarzio pickups. Reshaped the the headstock too so it wasn't a thumbs up shape anymore, lol. The lacquer is starting to check which is what I was hoping for -- so now it looks a bit more worn in.
Oh, and refretted the neck as well.
 
maguchi said:
Wow, cool. I love the red pickups. Do the holes and grill cloth have a function, or are they for looks? It almost reminds me of the openings on a old 1940s or '50s speaker cabinet.
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Yep, that's the look they seemed to be going for. It's different so that's why I snagged one then. It's a semi-hollow design so they do serve a function to a point. Although there is a very thin backer board behind the grill cloth to help keep it intact. But the top vibrates quite a bit. A very bouncy feel.
 
To add, it's loud acoustically to the point that it's distracting enough if playing through open-back headphones.
 
FuzzyAce said:
Not since putting it back together. Next string change I may change the piezo (under bridge) on/off switch to be a volume pot. Right now it's wired on/off but in parallel with the magnetic pickups when engaged. I'd rather have it wired separately to the output so I can use it by itself when I want. Other than that I'm pretty happy with everything else. This guitar has at least double the acoustic energy as all my other electrics so you really feel it when you pick the notes. Probably the main reason I've always loved this guitar.
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Wow thats some awesome work

:chef
 
la szum said:
Congrats on the new axe, @Stone? :cheers I must have missed it.

You off the MIM Strat yet? :idk
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thanks Dave, Yes its for sale, Neck issues Fret sprouts fixed but other issues arose so its on the chopping block
I'm just not a Fender guy :cool:
The Schecter is simply amazing, amazing set up and playability right out of the box, and no need to even bring to my Tech
Its that good and i also find its a beauty

:pickle
 
Dave Lewis said:
My Hartwood Fifty6 Vibrato Electric Guitar ,Pickle.
I’ve had this excellent guitar since March 2021.

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If you think everything is “excellent “ can you even tell when you actually play something that is. Those are a pos by almost every measure. Are you really saying that every guitar shaped object is excellent and there is no difference between a Tyler and a start up Strat copy??
 
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