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Nice score, the more time goes on the rarer those colors will become, many get repainted. Looks like a player!
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sweet axe.. and looking at the guitar gives me 80s flash back. when bands had awesome concerts.... in big staduims... not club stuff like they do today...
nice score...Comment
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finally got it restrung...had some trouble getting my 50 guage low E string in, but i managed to get it in, goodthing im not gonna get anything thicker then that!!
also what model and what cam and saddles are on this kahler??
Originally posted by Sanctuary View PostSweet guitar!
hay sanc, nice to see you!Comment
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Hey mate. Looks like the early "Patent Applied For" 2300. Either way, the 2300 didn't change much until recently. How are the rollers? Did you manage to free them up?The only solution to GAS is DEATH...Comment
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yup, a nice bath in 3 in 1 house hold oil freed them up in no time! unfortunatly the locking nut is shot and needs to be replaced, but thats all.
so is it brass rollers and cam?Comment
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Yep. What's wrong with the nut? Are the plates grooved?The only solution to GAS is DEATH...Comment
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A very cool guitar I must say.
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yes, very much, i dont really have a problem on the lower 3, but the upper 3 are always coming out of tune because of the grooves.Originally posted by Sanctuary View PostComment
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Have you tried reversing them (so the grooves are on the opposite side)? Cheaper than replacement!Originally posted by slaytalera View Post
The only solution to GAS is DEATH...Comment
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It would be a crime to refin that guitar! I would play that on stage no probs at all - sure beats some shoe-gazer with a Fender Jaguar covered in duck tape!!!!!!
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Steve.Comment
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Originally posted by Metaled1020 View PostDude, the 80`s called and they want their guitar back!!!!!
Congrats!!!!
:ROTF:I wish my hair-color was EDS :/Comment
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its not actually the blocks, its the top part of the lock. pic laterOriginally posted by Sanctuary View PostHave you tried reversing them (so the grooves are on the opposite side)? Cheaper than replacement!Comment
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I've seen that happen....how deep are the grooves? Those can be trued up with a little time, t.l.c. and a small dremel bit at low speed first then with a small buffer bit at high speed. All in all Nice axe bro....I love the fact that there's white/silver sparkle just inside the binding on the headstock! SWEET!!!!!! Nice vintage Jagermeisterred sticker on the case too....looks like you got a great deal. Play her with pride!Originally posted by slaytalera View Post
Transitioning from Retired Musician from cover bands to a Full time vocalist/frontman/guitarist in an original and covers band....it's been a while and this should get NASTY!
Check out the new band at - https://www.facebook.com/PerfectStormMetal/?fref=nfComment
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they are deep enough to actually be a nut for a standard 9 guage set of stringsOriginally posted by VoiceX3 View PostI've seen that happen....how deep are the grooves? Those can be trued up with a little time, t.l.c. and a small dremel bit at low speed first then with a small buffer bit at high speed. All in all Nice axe bro....I love the fact that there's white/silver sparkle just inside the binding on the headstock! SWEET!!!!!! Nice vintage Jagermeisterred sticker on the case too....looks like you got a great deal. Play her with pride! 
the sparkle around the h/s binding is my favorite part of the paint
vintage jagermeister sticker too?? man i must have gotten a good deal
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