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Location: Caribou, ME | Forgive the lack of technology, this was my first attempt using windows movie maker.
http://youtu.be/ROqIzUswezo
Edited by ksdaddy 2012-10-21 5:25 PM
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Location: New Hartford CT | Nice work ks, Angus would be proud.
I think the guitar may have spent some of its previous life in Canada; there was a sticker that read 'the 400 blows'. Might be a reference to Route 400 around greater Toronto...and I agree with the sentiment. |
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Location: Caribou, ME | Oh that was a 1959 French movie. Drove me nuts so I googled. |
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Location: Indiana | Great job. |
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Location: Texas | Wow, nice work on the guitar (and the video.)
So, how much of the original hardware could you save?
Did you have to replace the pups?
It's hard to believe that anyone would put all that garbage on a fairly-recent USA-built guitar.
(No Gibson flames, please.) |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Those stickers gave it character... sorta.
But it looks really good now. Good Score.
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Location: Caribou, ME | I was able to save everything but the nut. Made a bone one. Lot of buffing to bring that pickguard back. |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | That's well done! |
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Not an Ovation but I'm proud...
