Hi yes I can say more, but it was done along with many other modifications, purely for my personall requirements and improvements .It is in no way of stateing what comes out of the box is not good enough, but there is room for improvement like with any product, (except my HBII ) which I have proved. I bought this new Tampus green SE 24 which had a very attractive grained maple thin neck. and rosewood fingerboard. The mahogany back was also attractive and the maple top ( which is heavier than mahogany) (again to thick) was beautiful) a shame really to machine it. and the pickups were exceptional (this must have come out of the factory by mistake) But it was too heavy, and unbalanced , for my liking that round your neck for 2hours would be uncomfortable, when they are doing a demo they are only sat down for 10 minutes lol so I decided to correct the balance, like a pendulum on a clock, and get some of the unneccessary weight out of it, which resulted in a far lighter feel, I guess just over a pound and better resonance, rebated the back surface and refit flush, a new plastic cover so at that point i fit a line 6 wireless system into it. I did 3 more serious modifications which improved it even more.
I ended up finished at $700 new guitar worth a million dollars to me.Thats what a guitar should be like, same as the HBII you don't want to put it down. have fun
