stringwanker
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Hi guys. I bought this Bill Lawrence for a very cheap price. Can you identify what kind of bill lawrence strat is this? Do you know what kind of floyd rose post is this? Please see attached images
Please help me identify my Bill Lawrence Strat!
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Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
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Re: Please help me identify my Bill Lawrence Strat!
Seems like an old Morris(Moridaira) made BL strat, but where they not just a two post vibrato system??
Wilkinson stuff made by Gotoh?
Guess it has no lock nut.
Seems like an old Morris(Moridaira) made BL strat, but where they not just a two post vibrato system??
Wilkinson stuff made by Gotoh?
Guess it has no lock nut.
DrNewcenstein
He Did the Monster Mash
Re: Please help me identify my Bill Lawrence Strat!
Wow, look at that hack-job trem route.
Wow, look at that hack-job trem route.
stringwanker
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Re: Please help me identify my Bill Lawrence Strat!
Also, it has a locking nut.
Also, it has a locking nut.
Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
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Re: Please help me identify my Bill Lawrence Strat!
Huh...afterthought on that Floyd...old 80's or early 90's MIJ BL strat....have seen a few around a million years ago!
Huh...afterthought on that Floyd...old 80's or early 90's MIJ BL strat....have seen a few around a million years ago!
DrNewcenstein
He Did the Monster Mash
Re: Please help me identify my Bill Lawrence Strat!
Nut was converted from original non-locking - note the string tree hole AND the 2-screw Floyd bar. You never need both. As well, you can see the plugs from the original nut in the shelf. The rear nut bolt countersinks also look hacked, not smooth like a factory job.
Nut was converted from original non-locking - note the string tree hole AND the 2-screw Floyd bar. You never need both. As well, you can see the plugs from the original nut in the shelf. The rear nut bolt countersinks also look hacked, not smooth like a factory job.
