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| I just picked up a 1979 Country Artist with a 2-knob pre-amp that's missing the volume knob.
I know I can replace it with a generic knob but thought I'd check here first. Anyone have one they want to sell?
While I'm at it, is there any difference between a 1624 and a 1624-4 or is it just different coding for different years?
Mine is a 1624 and is a natural color.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | The -4 just means natural color.
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| But, why doesn't mine have the "-4" when it's a natural color as well? |
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Location: SoCal | Because even back then, they saw you coming and wanted to drive you nuts?
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Location: Phoenix AZ | moody, p.i. - 2018-08-18 8:29 PM
Because even back then, they saw you coming and wanted to drive you nuts?
Maybe they put the label on before they knew what color it would be. |
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| moody, p.i. - 2018-08-18 9:29 PM
Because even back then, they saw you coming and wanted to drive you nuts?
I knew it, I just knew that had to be it! 
In any case, it's a nice light honey color with no cracks, finish or otherwise, and the top only has a couple of small dings that didn't break the finish. For a 39 year old guitar, there are almost no signs of wear, even on the finger board and no fingernail or pick marks on the top. |
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Country Artist 1624 Vol Knob?
