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Old 10-12-2018, 02:47 PM
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Old 10-12-2018, 05:53 PM
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I picked up the '96 Stratocaster yesterday from Raritan Bay Instrument Repair and had a few minutes(really more like an hour)playing last night. They repaired two string slots in/on? the nut, cleaned the volume and tone pots which were very, very scratchy, a little truss rod tweak, new set of D'Addario 10's, dialed in the pickups height an intonation adjustment and done. There is the slightest noise on one tone pot, but the guitar is 22 years old so no issue for me. The guitar plays like buttah! Crisp, clean, all around great sound. My Sonnyboy called from Boston and asked how it felt after the repairs and setup were completed. I had to say the guitar makes me a better player just by virtue of it being such a good guitar. I really should be playing it more often.
A good setup goes a long way to reinvigorating a guitar. Enjoy!
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