Kasino Guitar Question [message #8353] |
Mon, 05 March 2007 09:37 |
Smoke1
Messages: 107 Registered: September 2003 Location: Southern Maryland Solomon...
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1Smoke1 Here, Hello everybody and you too Ed, LoL
When you gonna get out of those SC sticks and visit me up here in the MD sticks? Been hidin but still here listenin!!!
Anyone have any history on Kustom Kasino guitars?
Just got that red one off eBay last week and it has no SN or MFG markings on at all. They said it was a 70's but no proof here in any cavities or neck cavities are all clean. Has one HB pick up only with a Strat style hardtail bridge that the strings feed thru the back not thru body. 4 Bolt on maple neck. Body bright red with Black broken glass crackle pattern painted under a nice thick coat of lacquer. I think the body is Alder since its so light. Body is also thin just over an inch thick. I slapped in a set of vintage Jackson tuners until the chrome Wilkenson lockers arrive, a new FAT Overwound GFP HB with 2 new pots and put on some Strat bridge string sliders and this is now a good sounding and playing Axe.
Any history on these Kasino guitars would be Cool
Thank, Smoke1
Smoke1 Plays Kustom Amps & Old Tube Amps Loud in S. Maryland
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Re: Kasino Guitar Question [message #8361 is a reply to message #8360] |
Wed, 07 March 2007 07:31 |
Smoke1
Messages: 107 Registered: September 2003 Location: Southern Maryland Solomon...
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No, It is all solid neck with a thin fingerboard. The Truss rod adjuster allen head is at the body end and you have to remove the neck to turn/adjust it.
Smoke1 Plays Kustom Amps & Old Tube Amps Loud in S. Maryland
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