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    Quote Originally Posted by MichaelE
    Does that cause any buzz where the tailpiece curves away from the strings or cause the strings to slide around on the tailpiece when you bend?
    Nope!

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    Anyone remember the Leo Quan Badass bridge from the 70s? A cross between the tailpiece and a TOM like the one Rocket pictured above. I had one on my Jacobacci JS2. It was a pain to restring as the bridge sat right up against the back pickup ring.
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    Brian, I didn't realize the Wildkat was a tint versus a solid white. Does it have the low key stripes or grain like the others? My black one doesn't pick up the stripes in photos, but can be seen when guitiar is in hand.

    More obvious on the natural finish.

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    1973 Léro Model 58 Dreadnought - bought new


    1998 Ovation 1861 Standard Balladeer - bought used

    Gil
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    Quote Originally Posted by hubberjub
    Though I have several I could contribute I'll keep it to one. This is my 1992 Gibson Les Paul Studio. It was my first good guitar. It started out life with black paint and gold hardware. After ten years of play the paint was not holding up well so I stripped it off and finished it with several coats of tung oil which I buffed in with ultra fine steel wool.

    looks like the newer gibson SMARTWOOD les pauls, just as expensive as the normal les pauls, but with no paint and made of some weird polymer wood.

    really nice to play though, it just has something that the bulky-as regular les pauls dont.

    want some smartwood?

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