Recent content by AdamMD

dazco you keep talking about cost cutting measures, you do understand that the whole idea of the Korean line is a cost cutting measure don't you? By your logic you probably shouldn't buy one as they're obviously inferior! Before you start flaming me I'm going over the top to make a point...

I agree that the SE's are great guitars for the money and well worth throwing in some upgrades for a really great instrument... but I don't see 3 or more piece necks as a bad thing as long as it's done properly. A 3 piece mahogany neck is stronger than a 1 piece and I highly doubt anyone...

I still think this is a shielding problem, you last post makes me even more sure. I would shield all of the cavities with copper tape, connect the tape to ground and put your pickups and pots back in. You shouldn't have to desolder too many connections to do this and shouldn't take more than a...

Next update pics after the first few coats of tru oil on back and sides. Next I used Liberon 0000 wire wool to remove a lot of the excess gloss from the front. I always find a lot of korean instruments are a little plasticky. This will be polished up when the rest of the true oil is...

You probably just need better shielding in the cavities. Search for guitar nuts and star grounding. If I find the link when I get home ill post it later.

It was an absolute ballache getting all the finish off but totally worth it. I'll upload the next part after I get out of work.

Hello everyone I've been a lurker on the forum since it started after the demise of birds and moons. I've just finished my most ambitious project and thought I'd share with fellow prs fans. I picked up a 2004 Tremonti SE which was in a bit of a sorry state. It had chips and dents all over the...