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I'll just keep this stock save for some new pups and trem upgrades.
The new CS Archtop will of course have tbe unit installed.
And will probably be defective after only 6 months!lol !
No.... no more defective sustainers!
That last one you sent me is still on my work bench.
It passes every bench and meter test yet it still refuses to work. Real head scratcher.
I even built an entire new harness for it (verified the harness works with a known good board) and that thing still craps out once power is applied.
Watched some "In The Round" last night and that guitar just looked SO playable! Why did he switch from neck-thru to bolt-on? I don't understand why anyone would do that.
For the longest time Phil told me that the bolt on's ring better and can be set up better as well. However his fav guitar these days is his Jackson Supreme which is a neck thru like the old Collen Archtop.
This is what I think of Gibson since 1993. I HATE BEING LEFT HANDED! I rock out to Baby metal because Wilkinsi said I can't listen to Rick Astley anymore.
Im hoping to send it off in the new year for a refin in silver sparkle as well as have the trem routed to take an OFR instead of the Schaller. May even have the paint removed from the neck as well.
Then I will swap out the pups for a Super 3 and Fast Track and have an even sweeter axe.
For the longest time Phil told me that the bolt on's ring better and can be set up better as well. However his fav guitar these days is his Jackson Supreme which is a neck thru like the old Collen Archtop.
However who knows what the future will bring?
The PC1 is, IMO, the best looking of them all, but I don't quite understand how a bolt-on can be setup better than a neck-thru. Where's the logic in that? Surely he wouldn't be setting them up anyway, he'll have a tech doing it?
Its not so much that Phil needs to set up his own guitars, because trust me he has some of the best tech's in the business on stage right waiting to hand off another guitar.
Its more to the fact that he felt that bolt ons just rang better and sounded better. His opinion, thats all.
There can be a deadness to a set neck that a bolt on my not have. Taste and tone is subjective as we all know.
I even find my PC1's to be more shall we say, crisper than say my neck thru's.
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