A26 asked: Is there any way you can turn a hard shell guitar case with no reserve, into one with a reserve? Do you just cut part of it out? Is there a better way to get more storage out of it. It’s a vintage gibson guitar case, used. It has no reserve with red interior lining. Is cutting out a box a bad idea?
Also, is a vintage case better than a brand new one?
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Tags: Bad Idea, Brand New, Gibson Case, Gibson Guitar, Guitar Case, Guitar Help, Shell, Storage, Vintage Gibson, Vintage Guitar
xxemoboy101xx asked: okay so i got this amp, it’s really old and was made sometime from like i thinkd the 60′s to 70′s ..? um how much is this thing worth? everything is still functioning it’s just a little dirty from like years of storage.
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J asked: So here’s the deal. I have a decent Fender Stratocaster that I love. However, sitting away in storage for years, I have a Squier Stratocaster that my mother bought my shortly before she passed away. It is approx. 1998 year. It is of sentimental value, and I know squier is fender’s cheap beginners brand. But I just bought a vintage 1950s fender strat neck for it, and plan to put in a new loaded pickguard with lace sensor pickups in it. I know this may seem silly but this guitar is special to my just because it’s from my beloved mother. I want to make it all that it can be. So assuming I put in good pickups and with the 50′s genuine fender neck, what else do I need to upgrade to make it a true fender and not a squier? Thanks!!!
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Tags: 1950s, Beloved Mother, Fender Squier, Fender Strat, Fender Stratocaster, Genuine Fender, Lace Sensor Pickups, Loaded, Pickguard, Sentimental Value, Squier Stratocaster, Storage, Vintage Fender
