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Hey man I saw some of your comments on a guy with a melody maker with dead spots and I may be in a similar position. I just had a refret on a Gibson es335 and I had the neck planed a fair bit to fix a twist but seems that the resonance of the neck changed enough to cause 1 dead note. I saw you mentioned adding mass might help so I was wondering if adding a bigsby could warrant similar results?
Hi, there. I saw your post about the Byrdland case that doesn't quite fit your 345. I'm looking for a late 50s Byrdland case. Would you have any interest in selling your case? Thanks.
I stumbled across your avatar photo. Mahogany top, nickel hardware? That LPC TV is stunning!
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Thanks. One piece 'Hog body. It's a 2004 '57 LPC reissue. Gibson made 60 of them for Sam Ash in TV Yellow with Nickel hardware. They had Grovers instead of the Kluson tuners that most of the '57s have. I changed the knobs from black bells to the silver reflectors.

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