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Location: SoCal | from left to right (or back to front):
K-1240 4-str bass # A-094, 1968
Witko's Thunderhead 6-str # B-108
Tornado-1231 6-str 1968, shortneck # 1222
Wurlitzer 12-str (made by Welson of Italy (1966-68)
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Location: closely held secret | No, I didn't mean little German noodles, Master Weisskopf.
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Location: closely held secret | Ich weiß was Sie durch dieses bedeuten, Bongo-Junge. |
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Location: New Hampsha | Tony
SCHA-WINGG!!!
Lovely Lineup!
'splain "shortneck" please? Was there a long neck and a short neck version? Wassup? |
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Nice Gits Tony! Anything I can do to make more space! |
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Location: SoCal | regarding the question on short neck...from Dave:
Standingovation Member # 269
posted March 05, 2004 07:14 PM
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Long or short neck refers to the point at which the neck joins the body. Just like there are 12 fret and 14 fret acoustics. The Storms with no gap between the end of the fretboard and the pickup are the short ones. The long ones have about a 3/4 inch gap. I'll try to post a picture of the two. The longnecks came out about '71 and have a different neck attachment (bolt instead of wood screw) and a slightly different neck angle adjustment screw. I'm also almost sure that by the time they switched to the long neck that all the storms had model numbers, not the rubber stamped names. So I would say almost for sure that yours is from the 1st half of '68 based on the configuration and serial number. Very nice guitar. Dave |
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