Zapper
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The pickups AND tuners have both been changed since I had it.... Defo a Burst now then LOL..!
I might be wrong, but it looks to me like the headstock ‘moustache’ might have been subtly reshaped since Zapper owned the guitar. What do you all think? Here’s some pics for comparison.
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Very convenient indeed. Certainly the headstock face now shows substantially more wear and tear than might reasonably be expected to have occurred naturally in the brief time since Zapper owned the guitar.It's entertaining that the tail of the "P" in Paul has also disappeared as that was one of the specific things which made it questionable. Quite convenient that it's gone now, eh?
I am just chiming in to say somehow I got sucked down the rabbit hole of this thread, and some how came across a picture of my hometown in the process. Lol. What are the odds.Re: Restoring my 1960 'Burst... need HELP..!!
Man on a mission. By this time next week, we should expect to learn of multiple lawsuits filed against all of the British detractors.....?:dang
How much are you (they) seeking in monetary damages? Who will be your expert witness testifying in court?:ganz:ganz
Amen on the caps. I was surprised when I installed old Bees!Re: Restoring my 1960 'Burst... need HELP..!!
Oversized tuner bushings are available so you can restore to klusons without woodwork if the holes arent too buggered, they look and sound ok. To my ears the old pots and caps have a sound, i definitely noticed a difference when i restored to original pots in my 58. The old caps too- personally i can hear it, even if theyre a bit out of spec they have “that” sound-
This thread was made sticky, and only God knows how many gullible unsuspecting collectors/players have read it, and was educated / warned before they purchased a "burst" at a price too good to be true.I recall watching the reveal video last year…deep diving on LPs (poor sod) nice to finally see the thread and have the thread bumped up for us newbies to read the journey of the 60s LP! ? ..and as I’ve said before.. the wealth of knowledge on the forum is incredible..
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Edit: does anyone know what happened to the guitar.. or who owns it now?
I did think this would be a very real possibility. We’ve seen very recently posts by new members fishing for info and are soon found out to be fakers.The crooked bastards in the vintage guitar scam business are reading LPF too you know..