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jack47804
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Wonka-Caster ?
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Or Tefalcaster with the fretboard made of non-stick material like cooking pans. :shock:
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I got a feeling a chocolate fretboard would be great scalloped... :roll:
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So these guitars won't be shipped in gigbags or hardcases but wrapped?
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I got a feeling a chocolate fretboard would be great scalloped... :roll:


Chocolate scallops, a delicacy to be sure. Yum!

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Should we assume that those coming with the mint pickguard should be played only after eight?
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Should we assume that those coming with the mint pickguard should be played only after eight?


HAHAHA!

Sorry, I meant to stay out of this thread now - but that's too good!

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How about the Austrians? I heard they had some amazing fret work.


I heard their black forest nuts are a work of art.

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Do they have vanilla dot markers?
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No cherry. The vanila is for the saddles, they reckon its unsupassed tone transferance to the shortcake block via the macaroon plate.

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I hope these guitars still have the sweet spot. Aspartame does'nt do it for me. Also I won't be able to play the Austrian model because of nuts allergy. :cry:
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you could take the raisin drop alternative. Spraying in the pantry is doing me no good at all.

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Raisin is good, this way I can play "Drop around the clock". Do all these mods apply to a fat Strat or we have to replace nuts with prunes?
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