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kevin_lindsay

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  1. Here's a ink to a previous build thread which has links to some of my other builds / refinish threads.

    http://basschat.co.uk/topic/194340-6-string-andy-summers-telecaster-guitar-project/page__fromsearch__1


    a.d here's a link to the build thread for my Olympic White Jazz Bass build

    http://basschat.co.uk/topic/217598-olympic-white-6662-style-jazz-bass-build/page__fromsearch__1

  2. I've posted on here about my previous builds / spray jobs. I did a Shell Pink P-Bass, a shell pink refinish on my Fender USA 62 reissue Jazz Bass, my Olympic White 62/66 Jazz Bass build, Andy Summers Tele tribute build, Surf Green refinish on my brown Fender Eric Johnson Strat.

  3. Thanks Gary. I'll let the hardware age through natural use (also, I don't know how to age it to make it look realistic anyhow! Hahaha)

    I'm also thinking of making a new guitar in the next few weeks - 2 tone, maple necked Strat for a vintage 50s look, but having Clapton boost circuitry inside for added versatility

  4. I've always loved the Blackguard Tele look. So, I made myself one.

    Bare swamp ash body having grain filler applied.

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    I used really straight grained, lightweight swamp ash to try a different make the instrument as resonant as possible.

    Next up was applying the translucent white blonde base coat.

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    I then applied a couple of light coats of butterscotch nitrocellulose lacquer, then a couple of light coats of clear gloss.

    I wanted the overall finish the best really thin in order to allow the wood to still resonate. I also applied a couple of light coats of clear gloss lacquer to the bare wood maple neck. The neck was then buffed to a shine.

    The pickguard is a fibreboard unit, which I sprayed with clear gloss lacquer.

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    I used a milled output jack cup to retain the period correct look.

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    I've always loved the crazing on nitrocellulose lacquer finishes. So, how can you replicate it? Simple, you just put his the body in the freezer overnight. Simply putting it in a fridge- even on its lowest temp.setting - won't be enough to induce the crazing. When you remove the body from the freezer, rub stain or dark shoe polish onto the body. This will stain the cracked lacquer lines

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    I also applied a period correct decal on the headstock.

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    I also used shorter bridge height adjustment screws. This means the screws no longer protruding from the saddles.

    [URL=http://s7.photobucket.com/user/kevin_lindsay/media/fender%20custom%20shop%20nocaster/20170110_055743.jpg.html][IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y289/kevin_lindsay/fender%20custom%20shop%20nocaster/20170110_055743.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

    Mh friend Chris Mcintyre assembled and set up the guitar. It plays and sounds great.

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  5. I was watching this collection of live clips yesterday. Free really were fantastic. They were a band who I knew of growing up as a kid, but it was my friend Paul Turner who really turned me on to them (he's a HUGE fan).

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  6. I don't have the box for the cab unfortunately. When I bought it, it was from someone in Edinburgh and I simply loaded it into my car.

    I could wrap the cab in cardboard and bubble wrap, but the 98lbs weight of an Aguilar DB410 cab would incur a £40 delivery fee (I've just checked that on Interparcel)

  7. Well, as my fragile back has caused me issues a few times over the past few years, I've decided to offload my larger rig.

    So, here's my Aguilar DB410 cab for sale. I don't have anything to pack it in for posting, so it'd have to be collected, or delivered by myself (I'm currently based in Motherwell, Scotland).

    There are a few nicks on the edges of the cab, which can be seen in the pics.

    The pic of the rear connector panel shows the spec:

    700w with tweeter
    8 ohm cab
    4 x 10" speakers

    £350 will get this great cab

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