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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Isn't Mexico America? It was the Pearl finish and it was flawless. Great guitar.
    Yes and it's pronounced Tee-Hoss

    Congrats to you both: Cranium & Sunvalley!

    I've heard good things about the J Vaughan has anyone played one of those?
    I've looked at the 60th Anniv at GC but never played one. That'll have to be remedied soon!


    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    Spud and Spanker: (sounds like a good name for a tavern)
    Yes, provided that "tavern" has a pole & disco lights in the back room.
    Last edited by tot_Ou_tard; October 26th, 2006 at 06:52 AM.
    I pick a moon dog.

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    Ohhh heck yes thats one of the guitars I've been manhandling lately at Guitar Center. I pick it up and play it everytime I'm there which is almost every other day. I love that color! Great guitar ST.
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    In my opionion there is only 2 things that are not great about it, the tex mex bridge pickup just doesn't sound good to me and the frets are not polished enough .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cranium
    In my opionion there is only 2 things that are not great about it, the tex mex bridge pickup just doesn't sound good to me and the frets are not polished enough .

    Crane - play that sucker they'll polish right up! Swap the bridge pup out for a Virtual Vintage Blues. Trust me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tone2thebone
    Swap the bridge pup out for a Virtual Vintage Blues. Trust me.
    Or maybe a Duncan Lil '59 mini-humbucker, like Nelskie just had installed in his MIK Squier Strat. Ask him about that!
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    I was also considering the VV Blues model which I will probably get but I also thought about the HS-2.
    Last edited by Cranium; October 26th, 2006 at 02:52 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    Spud and Spanker: (sounds like a good name for a tavern)
    Music and potatoes all the way baby.

    They hurt a lot less than beer bottles when folks start throwing them. Plus, you can't eat bottles and a spud wouldn't chip the georgous paint on the 60th Strat.

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    For a pup swap on a Strat bridge position try the Dimarzio FS1. Strat but much fatter. It was called a "fat Strat' originally. Love mine and have for the last 30 years.

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    While we're talking bout replacements, I was thinking of replacing the pickguard the 60th aniv. strat, does anyone have any suggestion? I was thinking a white pearloid one maybe, I'm not sure if it will match the silverish color though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cranium
    While we're talking bout replacements, I was thinking of replacing the pickguard the 60th aniv. strat, does anyone have any suggestion? I was thinking a white pearloid one maybe, I'm not sure if it will match the silverish color though.
    I've replaced the pickguards on two of my Strats. The choices are mind boggling. You'll be set to pull the trigger on one when you'll see another that you like more.
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    Its just that the finish on the 60th aniv. strat is a little unusual and I'm not sure which one would look best on it, also I have to consider changing the knobs and covers to match with the pickguard, Plank what would you suggest to match with the Blizzard Pearl color?
    Last edited by Cranium; October 26th, 2006 at 09:20 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cranium
    Plank what would you suggest to match with the Blizzard Pearl color?

    Do you want a "traditional" look? Or do you want something a bit different?

    Maple or rosewood board?

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    Alot of them look cool but I have no imagination, I can't really tell if they will look good on my guitar, Plank you can go to the first page to see the pictures of the guitar and tell me what you would put on it.

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    A three ply white pearl guard would look good on that guitar. If you want something a little different, you can go for some contrast like I did with this Strat:




    Lot's of choices!

    Personally, I think a white pearl guard would look killer on your guitar.
    Last edited by Plank_Spanker; October 27th, 2006 at 05:19 AM.
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    Yes I think I will try a white pearl one, btw your strat looks really nice.

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    With the maple fretboard the Gold Mirror or even the Parchment looks killer. IMHO

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    With the maple fretboard the Gold Mirror or even the Parchment looks killer. IMHO
    Parchment would look sweet with a maple board.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    With the maple fretboard the Gold Mirror or even the Parchment looks killer. IMHO

    I think all three would look good. The key is keeping the color tone warm to pick up the nice honey finish on the maple. The Blizzard Pearl is a warm, not cold silver, in my not always humble opinion.

    BTW, was in SF over the weekend and had a chance to poke my head in the the Haight Ashbury Music Center. Chock full of strats and a lot more. The whole area is a Hendrix memorial. Didn't have a chance to browse much, but did get a nice new strap for the new axe as a souvenir. SF was lit up with haloween revellers. Some street musicians were set up in full electric band set up with amps cranked. One dude was dressed as and playing Hendrix. Reasonably decent cover. Better than your usual sax or acoustic guitar with a can out for $$$!

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    I swear to God the neck on this model is just as good as my American Deluxe models. If I could afford one I'd get one in a millisecond!
    "It's funny the way most people love the dead. Once you are dead, you are made for life." - Jimi Hendrix

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