I’m in the opposite boat. I have a left handed single barrel stain that came with a black pickguard and I really like the faux tortoise. Unfortunately, we can’t trade because of my left handedness.
My first pedal was a Danelectro Tuna Melt tremolo. I think I bought and sold three of them over the years until I switched to using a Helix LT. Pretty decent tremolo pedal in a cheap plastic casing.
Okay, I do have deoxit at home. Not sure why I didn’t think of that first! I immediately jumped to “I better figure out how to get that switch out of a semi hollow body!” Thanks!
I’m getting intermittent cut outs after 3 months of owning my g2622 (I bought it new). I’m used to working on Fender guitars (I do all my own mods and pickup changes, blah blah blah), but I’m a little nervous tearing into this thing to switch out parts due to the harder access to them. I hate to...
My Player Tele is my number 1. It does everything. Very versatile guitar and the neck is my favorite. I swapped to the Wilkinson three saddle bridge and vintage style tuners. And I put Dimarzio noiseless pickups, but the stock ones are really great. Just needed to kill the hum where I play.
This is the first guitar I’ve owned with a tunomatic, so this is helpful. The nut isn’t binding and looks like it was cut just fine. Any fixes for the saddle?
I have a g2622 lefty and am getting some weird string buzz on the B string. The weird part is that it doesn’t always do it. I changed the factory strings out for new and it still does it. I did a set up on the guitar and it still does it. But again, it doesn’t do it all the time. When it does...
I put a Wilkinson three barrel bridge (came with compensated saddles) on my Player Series Tele. This will take the ashtray cover, I’m pretty sure. I also replaced the 3 ply pickguard with a single ply and the modern tuners with vintage style ones. Pickups also got switched out for DiMarzios...
Just my g2622 this year but it’s become a nice workhorse guitar where I play (at church) . Very versatile guitar and very light. Gets a lot of compliments in the looks department, too.