Recent content by NazJazz

Oh, I didn’t take it that way at all—they absolutely do vary and yours looks great. I got my son a used SE Custom 24 (made in Korea era) and it has a beautiful top. I got my Hollowbody on Craigslist and decided it was worth ignoring the not so stellar veneer (and a wee bit of soldering work to...

The output on my piezo was hotter than the magnetic pickups, and it was easy to adjust. I did note a second pot on the board (on the flip side of where the output pot is)—does anyone know what that does? I’ll post a separate thread with pics the next time I’m in there and can pull the board out...

I am weak. The cute sister has already moved in. My son’s loving it.

Set and forget.

Is there no end to the beautiful things to spend money on? ;) (I was familiar with neither G7th nor Thalia—great stuff, glad to learn about them.)

The G7th ones look great—hadn’t seen those before. I’m using a D’Addario Tri-Action, which is less sleek but works well, including adjustable tension, and is $20 or so

Here are the parts I got. The bridge pickup ring is a millimeter or two taller than the stock one, but they fit otherwise: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TC4Z8VG/ The switch looks identical in size and layout to the stock one, though slightly different materials; the knob is an identical...

I’m pretty sure that’s what they were telling me to do. (It’s inevitable…)

Not that I’ve been looking :) …but there’s a beautiful P22 that caught my eye (ok—and lots of others).

Amps? Did someone say amps? I‘m doomed…

I’ve already been browsing Reverb and the like. It’s inevitable…

These two have only been here a couple of weeks, and already they’re conspiring. They said I need to get them a “sophisticated older brother”. What do you think? (I think the trouble has only just begun…)

Thanks!

Thanks—I posted the Hollowbody in another thread; here’s the Custom 24. It was in pretty good shape, just needed pickups adjusted and frets dressed a bit, plus a new trem bar and set screw. Oiled the fretboard, slapped on some new strings, and my son’s loving it!

I also flipped over the truss rod cover as the lettering seemed a bit tacky.