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I was curious if we here on the forum could use those pictures you posted for the arcive we are compiling on the history of schecters? Photo credits to you of course.
Ok, cleaned off the dimarzio tone pots, the dates are '80 and '81, so I think it's reasonable to assume this guitar was made around then.
I was curious if we here on the forum could use those pictures you posted for the arcive we are compiling on the history of schecters? Photo credits to you of course.
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Your red is not my red, Your red is not my red.
How much are you asking???
Certainly. I put the original pickups back in yesterday. I took a few other photos.Originally Posted by NecrotizingTyleritis
I'm wondering now if this was a stolen guitar when I bought it. That would explain the gouged-out serial numbers, I guess. It'd be cool to find the original owner.
A long time ago, a friend of mine had a tele with a Schecter body that looked similar to mine. I don't know what happened to it.
I'm asking $2K.
That's twice my budget...
Thanks alot can I have what name you want the credits to?
And wow. That would break my heart if I had that stolen from me. That is a really nice guitar and I especially like the pickups in it.
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Definitions are circumstantial like courtroom evidence.
Your red is not my red, Your red is not my red.
Just credit peepo, I guess.
The white pickups are SD Little '59s.
The purple ones are SD Hot Stacks, I think. Hard to find anything about these pickups. Stacked humbuckers with a bar pole piece. Those are the originals, and I put them back in.
The switch is a CRL, not Carling. Didn't know much about them. I guess the 5-way has been around since '77, that's when Fender started putting them in Strats, apparently.
I have one of the original knobs, which were top-hat like a Gibson. This guitar has been through a lot. I broke at LEAST 10 vibrato bars. They were all cheap pot-metal type.
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