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Nick Koff


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Lost Angeles, California
Post  Posted 2 Feb 2016 12:03 pm    
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Custom guitar I had put together. Not for everyone at $2200 plus shipping. No expense was spared to create this thing. It's probably unrealistic for a partcaster, but those are some great little parts !! I paid retail for everything on it. I don't think anyone out there is offering a guitar with these sort of specs on it anywhere and I also doubt one of those 7000 buck Fender Custom Shop guitars could touch this one for playability or tone.

Fender licensed MJT Swamp ash body with black nitrocellulose lacquer but dull and smooth, very minimized shininess. Double-bound.
Some groovy checking but nothing poser-obvious as fresh relicing. Undercoat color is the same cream as the aged binding color. In time it will start to show through. Black Bakelite pickguard (one ply, five holes, same color as guitar)
Fender licensed Musikraft NECK - Rosewood capped roasted maple
2 piece baked Flame Maple Select 3A Medium C 83 x 92
10" radius
Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood w/o fake-looking ‘finger wear’.
Truss rod: dual-acting, adjust at heel
6105 Medium Nickel Silver
Mother-of-pearl face dots
2mm mother-of-pearl side dots
Tusq nut
Nut width: 1.650" (42mm)
Pyramid .011 stainless steel strings

PICKUPS

Bill Asher “Sweet-T” bridge (8.57 k)
Jim Weider “Big-T” neck (6.9k made by Lindy Fralin)

HARDWARE

Glendale “raw deal” bridge plate
Glendale ‘60s threaded compensated saddles
Glendale “raw deal” control plate
Glendale “raw deal” neck plate
Callaham stainless steel string ferrules
Callaham stainless steel old style round string tree
TonePros Kluson Tuners 6 In-Line Press In Bushing TPKF6-N, nickel finish
Electrosocket input plate (dull finish)
Schaller strap-loks

ELECTRONICS

CTS 450G 250K Potentiometer (volume)
CTS 450G 250K no-load Potentiometer (tone)
Angela Copper Foil Paper In Oil Capacitor .022uF/630VDC

STRAP AND HARD CASE NOT INCLUDED
















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Per Berner


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Skovde, Sweden
Post  Posted 2 Feb 2016 11:20 pm    
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Very nice guitar, but since it is not a Fender, it really shouldn't carry a Fender logo. It's not just wrong, it's most likely illegal as well.
You are honest and open about its origins, but somewhere down the line a future owner/seller may not be.
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Nick Koff


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Lost Angeles, California
Post  Posted 2 Feb 2016 11:33 pm    
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Per Berner wrote:
Very nice guitar, but since it is not a Fender, it really shouldn't carry a Fender logo. It's not just wrong, it's most likely illegal as well.
You are honest and open about its origins, but somewhere down the line a future owner/seller may not be.


You're probably right. But I figure a neck licensed by Fender has to mean something.


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Ryan Gimpert

 

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Detroit, Michigan, USA
Post  Posted 11 Feb 2016 9:21 am    
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That's a great looking guitar. I like your style!
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Nick Koff


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Lost Angeles, California
Post  Posted 11 Feb 2016 10:27 am    
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Ryan Gimpert wrote:
That's a great looking guitar. I like your style!


Thanks. The worst that can happen if nobody buys it is I'll get to keep it.
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Nick Koff


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Lost Angeles, California
Post  Posted 19 Apr 2016 10:22 pm    
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Mark Greenway


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Lake Kiowa, Texas
Post  Posted 25 May 2016 10:50 am    
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Wrong and most likely illegal?

Give me a break!

It's described and titled as a Partscaster.

Nice guitar.
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Chad Light

 

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Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 25 May 2016 12:08 pm     Tele
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I like the strap Wink
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Nick Koff


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Lost Angeles, California
Post  Posted 25 May 2016 12:11 pm     Re: Tele
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Chad Light wrote:
I like the strap Wink


That's a Souldier strap, made out of recycled car seat belts or something. Really neat little straps. http://www.souldier.us/
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Nick Koff


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Post  Posted 18 Oct 2016 11:36 am     Please Close
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Please close. It's about to undergo another transformation and I expect I'll keep it.


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