Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
- higgsblossom
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
Wow, that surf green guitar is beautiful, especially with the pickup cover and that headstock design!
"500€? That's the price of a J Mascis Jazzmaster!"
- CROSS_guitars
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
Had a change of mind with the colour.
The surf green was a bit too much. So I went for something a bit more subtle.
Charcoal frost metallic.
The surf green was a bit too much. So I went for something a bit more subtle.
Charcoal frost metallic.
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
that was a good decision !
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
That charcoal frost really looks classy. Great choice.
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- Amon 7.L
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
This is pure class. Hands down.
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
This looks really good now. It seemed like the surf green was too distracting and I couldn't appreciate all of the great details. Sorry if I missed it earlier, but what do the switches do?
Doug
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
Thank you all for your kind words.
The first switch is a coil split to turn the humbucker into a singlecoil.
The second switch is a bass cut, the same as in a Jaguar.
The first switch is a coil split to turn the humbucker into a singlecoil.
The second switch is a bass cut, the same as in a Jaguar.
- Zork
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
Best decision!
- antisymmetric
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
Good call on the colour!
Watching the corners turn corners
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
Some more pics.
It's wired and plays and sounds great.
It's wired and plays and sounds great.
- epizootics
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
Really good call indeed
This is my favorite detail here:
It has something nautical about it...
This is my favorite detail here:
It has something nautical about it...
- CROSS_guitars
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
Ha, cheers.
"Nautical" might be a good name for the guitar.
"Nautical" might be a good name for the guitar.
- higgsblossom
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
It also has an "Italian" vibe to it, something like the Crucianelli, Eko etc. models from the 60s.
"500€? That's the price of a J Mascis Jazzmaster!"
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Re: Cross Guitars - projects and restorations
I have to agree on the color, this is prettier . . . .epizootics wrote: ↑Wed Aug 01, 2018 9:53 pmReally good call indeed
This is my favorite detail here:
It has something nautical about it...
What's the side 'painted' with?
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