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  • #91
    7lbs, 6oz.
    The body is chambered so that helps.
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    • #92
      Not bad!
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      • #93
        Ok, what’s the long term review? Velocity body, conversion neck, LSR, Hilshots, Wilkinson…
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        • #94
          Long term, all is great. I am still experimenting with strings. I usually use 10s on Gibson scale, 9s on a Strat. But 9s feel too slinky here, and 10s feel stiffer than on my actual Gibson. I have a 9.5 set on order to try those out. It is a guitar that everyone comments on, too. Soundwise the Seths are their dynamic honky selves. Perfect for the sound I want.
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          • #95
            You're gonna love those tuners...really, really good. Kinda expensive, but good.

            I also liked the roller nut that I had on one of my Strats, but since I now only use compensated nuts it doesn't fit my needs so I took it off. But for a straight nut it worked great (especially on a Strat with trem). I didn't notice any loss of tone...if anything it kept the tone bright and crisp.
            Originally Posted by IanBallard
            Rule of thumb... the more pot you have, the better your tone.

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            • #96
              I originally wanted LSR tuners, but they aren't made anymore, and sets are over $500 if you can find them. The Hipshots are nice. They look good and hold the tuning well.
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              • #97
                I take it Mincer sold his Eastman since we haven't heard about it in 2 years.
                aka Chris Pile, formerly of Six String Fever

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                • #98
                  Originally posted by Mincer View Post
                  I originally wanted LSR tuners, but they aren't made anymore, and sets are over $500 if you can find them. The Hipshots are nice. They look good and hold the tuning well.
                  Funny you mention the LSR tuners, I also wanted them but went with Hipshot for the same reason.

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                  • #99
                    Originally posted by ICTGoober View Post
                    I take it Mincer sold his Eastman since we haven't heard about it in 2 years.
                    Sold, to buy a 1980 Gibson Howard Roberts Fusion.
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                    • It's a cool guitar. Seen it / heard it in person!
                      Originally posted by Bad City
                      He's got the crowd on his side and the blue jean lights in his eyes...

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                      • Sold, to buy a 1980 Gibson Howard Roberts Fusion.
                        As I remember you bought one loaded with some kickass units, so someone got a great sounding axe.

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                        • That turned out really nice! Super nice overall aesthetic. I would gladly own that.

                          I installed an lsr nut on my hardtail warmoth strat. it works great with the 10 to 16 compound radius. I like the fact that open and fretted notes sound similar.

                          for next time, if you are still located where i think you are, Hudson do it best hardware store has a ton of different screws including stainless. I've never not found what I was looking for.
                          It's my goto when I need something special like a this shafted, large headed screw for direct mounting pickups.

                          Great job!

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                          • Originally posted by Juanhanglo View Post
                            That turned out really nice! Super nice overall aesthetic. I would gladly own that.

                            I installed an lsr nut on my hardtail warmoth strat. it works great with the 10 to 16 compound radius. I like the fact that open and fretted notes sound similar.

                            for next time, if you are still located where i think you are, Hudson do it best hardware store has a ton of different screws including stainless. I've never not found what I was looking for.
                            It's my goto when I need something special like a this shafted, large headed screw for direct mounting pickups.

                            Great job!
                            Thanks, and I appreciate the tip on the store!
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                            • Originally posted by Mincer View Post

                              Thanks, and I appreciate the tip on the store!
                              No problem. It is a wonderland of cool stuff. Best hardware dept I've ever been in.

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                              • Yeah - what's your opinion of the TrueTone jack? seems gimmicky

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