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I missed out on a few decent shots of the back, so here they are:
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[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/GByPjPH.jpg[/IMG]

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[quote name='rogerstodge' timestamp='1402341133' post='2472466']
My new Gibson sg, or it will be when I get it, its being shipped at this very moment, more photo's when it arrives
.... Nope it won't upload my photo, bugger
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2013 or 2014 model?

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I don't like the tort, it's much too red to my liking. Would probably prefer it clean, or with a black 3-ply. I always think that little white line adds some class :). I love it on my '75 RI, very luxurious (especially with the B&B neck).

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My second F(ake)ender Jazz Bass V.

As it came out of the box 2 months ago.

And after all the modifications. It took a while because some parts I needed were not in stock at the shop where ordered them.

What I've done to it:
- Aligned the tuners.
- Aligned the neck.
- Widened the string spacing at the bridge.
- Made a new pickguard.
- replaced the electronics, with stacked knob controls.
- (Hidden) proper grounding and shielding.


Made two new saddles for E and D strings, they are 3 millimeters wider than the stock ones, 1.5 millimeters on each side, this gives a string spacing of 17.5 millimeters over each string, exactly what I prefer.
It's quick and dirty, bur works and once the cover is over the bridge no one will see it.

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[quote name='blablas' timestamp='1407258591' post='2518911']
And the final modification is in place, a tort pickguard.

The gold colored one was not bad but this is what I had in mind when I started working on it.
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Blimey you're busy, sterling work ! - I'm still in awe of the fanned fretted EB-a-like you posted in the Gibson section.

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