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| Hoping someone can help me locate a neck and pickguard for a breadwinner that had a great fall.
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Location: Upper Left USA | Do a search for Miles and email him about the neck.
I remanufacture some custom PGs if you want. Others may have something to toss in too.
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| Hi Rolo
I have a new original pickguard from Kaman which I do not use. It is white. I give it to you for the same price I payed, US$ 50.--. I will take over the shipping from switzerland to usa. Paypal possible. Interested?
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| Hi Hosebei
Which style is it? the one that is short above the pickups is the one I'm looking for. |
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| It is for the small pickups like Viper and Preacher. That is why I cannot use it. My Breadwinner has the old and larger pickups. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Woody - I saw the pictures in your album - the pickguards are beautiful! I'll be looking for one for the Preacher that I am hoping to restore/customize. What does a poor slob have to do to obtain one of the masterpieces? |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I have a flamed Koa and a Cherry for the Preacher. I have a couple of different veneers as well. Send me a picture or two and and we'll see what goes with it and your taste.
Generally about $30 plus shipping costs. I am still a for fun Hobbyist. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Woody - I'll try to get a few pictures soon. The guitar is already in pieces - neck, body, and a box full of parts. I was originally considering trying to restore it (original pickups, pickguard, etc.) but after trying to locate the original parts and seeing some of the customized guitars I would rather go the customization route. The neck has a crack up near the head - I'm not sure how bad - and alot of dings on the body. It should be a fun project.
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| Hi All
I have Posted a picture of the pickguard that I'm looking for in the rolo gallery.
Thanx in advance |
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Here it is as well.
Finaly figured out how to add a pix here!
rolo |
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| Hi Rolo
A picture of my pickguard is in your mailbox! It should be perfect......and white, hihi |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I have a black, NOS (still has the protective celophane on it.) Just like above, but new.
I sent you an eMail. |
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| Sent you an email Miles.
Thanx in advance
Roland |
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| Most Breadwinner guards that I have seen are quite a bit larger like the dots show on this picture....Perhaps someone knows why that is?
I am also looking for some touch-up black hi-gloss Ovation Lacquor in order to repair the huge dings in the lower body portion. Hope someone could advise me on this.
Thanx all again
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Location: Upper Left USA | Bad news, Ovation didn't use Lacquer. It is a Poly euro epoxy and it is tough as a bowling ball but once cracked nearly impossible to patch.
Super glue or inlay epoxy for larger sections but it won't be perfect.
The smaller PGs came later. I think once the Limited came out they switched to the one smaller size.
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| As you can see, Rolo, MINE is the bigger size!
PAINT IT BLACK!!!
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