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My thoughts exactly and that's a good assessment of the Epi tuners.

No, there was info out there that stated they were but I had to enlarge the post holes. I contacted Kluson first at customer service email and they were super helpful.

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I have one in black and it's a great guitar. It feels different than my Gibson ES-335 but in a good way. I did change to Kluson locking tuners as a personal preference. A really fine guitar.

I'm borrowed a 63 once in 1971. I was always looking for a Gibson Les Paul. I even had a song. Oh Lord won't you buy me a Les Paul guitar. My friend's all got Fenders they don't go too far. I work hard all my lifetime trying to be a star. So Lord won't you buy me a Les Paul guitar. Of course...

At East Carolina University in 1975 I had a chance to buy a 1957 (verified by neck removal) Stratocaster in great condition. He was asking $500 and that was just too much money for a college student at the time. :oops:

Congratulations!! Sharp looking Stratocaster! That is almost exactly like one I would drool over in my hometown music store in the 1960's. What kind of neck shape does it have?

Wow! Congratulations!!

If you want a master class lesson in how to use the pickup selector, watch Stevie Ray Vaughan, Live at the El Mocambo. YouTube probably has it.

I'm familar with both the amp you use now and the Princeton reissue although not with the cannabis rex speaker. These are two completely different critters. I love the combination of a Princeton and a stratocaster...can't go wrong. I prefer the 12 inch if you can get it.

I'm fairly certain and hoping this post is dry humor...very dry. Shaken not stirred.

I've got a custom shop stratocaster with a maple cap. It has a vibe to it that is completely different from other Strats but it sound great! Like others have said better than me, it's the combination of all things from not just a certain type of wood but a certain piece of wood. Oh, and the...

There were so many instantly identifiable Stratocaster sounds that became classic. Hendrix, "Little Wing" or the "Wind Cries Mary", 1970's Clapton "Let it Rain", "Layla album", Trower, "Bridge of Sighs", but it's kind of like a good house paintbrush, depends on how you hold it, how you use and...

Anyone familiar with this Richlite material for the fretboard? Guess we'll see it again from Fender?

The Custom Shop Strat I bought came with hand wound "Fat 60's". I found they were not as responsive as I like and were kind of lifeless with too much mid. IMHO

I like it. Makes it yours.

My wife ordered this American Standard in 1987 for our first wedding anniversary. (Maybe that's why we're still married :D) Anyway, Fender was moving to the new facility and it required seven long months to come in. As you can see I eventually changed the pickups for the DG EMG's assembly and...

Since I don't gig out much anymore, I started using the Blue Chip 35's for both acoustic and electric. As long as you don't lose them they're really worth the cost to me. This one is about five years old and I play a lot.

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