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JimmyGuitarist
Post subject: Pic's of my strat
PostPosted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 7:16 am
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Sorry for the size, and bad quality of the pictures. I just took them on my mobile. Its a 1969 Custom Shop (re-issue). I got it around last October and its my favourite guitar. I'll post my others on here too in a minute.
P.S. Just previewed it, and sorry for the very, VERY bad quality... but what cha' gonna do :roll:

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No truss rod, how do they compensate for string pull?

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VooDoo Blues wrote:
No truss rod, how do they compensate for string pull?
I'm not really sure. I never really adjust things on my guitars. I use .12's and sometimes .11's so the 'string pull' is pretty tight I suppose.

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Beautiful git man, screams jimmy :lol:

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truss rod is adjusted on the other end of neck where the neck pickup is. I wonder why Fender did it that way for some time.
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danielhelc wrote:
Beautiful git man, screams jimmy :lol:

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truss rod is adjusted on the other end of neck where the neck pickup is. I wonder why Fender did it that way for some time.
Thanks. And yea, I did actually know about the adjusting thing on the bottom of the neck. Didin't know it was used as a truss rod thing though.

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danielhelc wrote:
truss rod is adjusted on the other end of neck where the neck pickup is.


Oh, you can't see the skunk stripe in the picture and I know they made some '69's without a truss rod and thought it might be one of those.

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VooDoo Blues wrote:
danielhelc wrote:
truss rod is adjusted on the other end of neck where the neck pickup is.


Oh, you can't see the skunk stripe in the picture and I know they made some '69's without a truss rod and thought it might be one of those.
It doesn't have a skunk stripe on this one. No Strats in the 60's did.
Heres a good link to find what each year looks like. I'll give you a link to a '69 Strat: http://www.stratcollector.com/scn/base/69.html

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Heres some pictures of my American Series Strat. This is the only other Strat I'v got. I much prefer the Big Headstock look. I'm looking to get a Highway One soon.

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P.S. Sorry for size and quality again.

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She's a true beauty... treat her well and she will give you a lifetime of pleasure... also, never let her go! Congrats!
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And heres my dust-collector.
I do use it really...once in a blue moon *hinting towards cresent moon fret inlays*

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JimmyGuitarist wrote:
It doesn't have a skunk stripe on this one.


How did they get the truss rod in there?

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VooDoo Blues wrote:
JimmyGuitarist wrote:
It doesn't have a skunk stripe on this one.


How did they get the truss rod in there?
Don't have the slightest. Can't they do it without a skunt stripe then?

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Ok dude. Nice guitars but please allocate a few dollars to getting a better digi camera.
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rsegundo wrote:
Ok dude. Nice guitars but please allocate a few dollars to getting a better digi camera.
They don't come cheap! Saying that, I do have one but I'v never uploaded anything from it to the computer so I just picked the easy option.

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Awesome guitars! They look great even with the low picture quality. :D

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