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<font color="aqua">what a great story, and to think, I'm on the edge of selling my Model 5 ..... [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img] </font>
Nice to see you found your ole'friend.
I sold a B.C. Rich Warlock back in the 80s that was my first "metal guitar" and would like to find it again for sentimental reasons.Did not play as smooth as my Mod 6 but she was my first.
Enjoy your find !!
Got the fretwork and nut done today and plays like $1,000,000 now. Dunlop 6000's are great on these guitars, same width as the old frets with a little more height. Just have to drop in the electronics tomorrow and restring it and it's done.
Like you, I also had an '86 Model 5 that was one of the best sounding guitars I ever owned. Maybe it's the Kahler factor. The ones with the JT-6 licensed Floyd don't ever seem to sound as good, even though I'm a fan of Floyded guitars.
Sadly, my Model 5 had a warped neck, and I ended up selling it for a pittance.
Yea, except for the frets, it as in pretty good shape for a 19 year old guitar. When I had it apart I hit the buffing wheel to shine it back up and it looks nice. I have a JT-6 Model 5 and Model 6 that don't come even close to the tone this thing puts out.
I just bought an 87 model 5 in pearl white metallic.In very solid condition too,I was wondering what pickups were original in these and the selector switch that was used? because there is a 5 way mega swith in there now.
This one has the original pickups with active mid boost.There is a Floyd Rose original in place of the JT-6.
This must be a late 87 because of the JT-6.
Serial number is on the back of the headstock.
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