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Not very much at all they were on a Thunderbird that I put back to stock condotion and sold last year. They've been sat in the box ever since. -
£30 Final price drop.
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If it helps I tried one of these along with a CV 70's, with the block inlays, back in 2014. They didn't feel really any different, though, as Jono said, the pup was brighter in the MF. I opted for the CV, but wish I'd gone with the MF, as the CV later developed a rattle within the neck. -
Another vote for Carlsbro. Bought it for £25 back in 1981. Flat as a pancake in looks and sound.
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£35
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I have a set on a Vintera II and to be honest the tension is fine, I didn't have to adjust the Truss rod after swapping out the stock strings, they do however sound a lot thinner than the Ernie Ball flats I have on my Squier CV, but that has a Fender Pure vinatge 62 pup installed, so it could well be that making the difference, I'm not sure what the stock pup in the Vintera is.
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I have a CV 70's with the same hi mass I swapped it out for a Hosco vintage bridge, all holes lined up perfectly except one of the outer ones, but I found I could still get the screw in and irlt was fine. Hope this helps. -
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Oh ok, your highness, sorry to ruin your day.
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Yes, it was bought for a Precision.
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Ditto! Never went back to it either.
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This bit of brilliance by Mr Danny Sapko. (I bet you can't listen it just once)
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Screws included. As always price includes P&P
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Price drop down to £90 bump! That's as low as I'm going, as it's in excellent condition, and they are now retailing upwards of £130.
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