AndyK
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thenine":2wulab3c said:way better.
I am going to do my seasick like your as well. Have a pic of both of them?
Ha! I sold the Seasick one a year or so ago. Here's a photo of it though....
thenine":2wulab3c said:way better.
I am going to do my seasick like your as well. Have a pic of both of them?
Matte23":af4xb5mm said:Amazing!! Love the cream pickups in a San Dimas
squealie":vxupb1tb said:That was a 'SnowDrift' San Dimas from GuitarHotline.com ... I've got one.
I love what you did, but it made it quite like the original release of the San Dimas in white/cream.
Did you keep the pickups? I really love the combo that came in it...very punchy sounding.
Yep you nailed it ! I love white and crème/vintage white colored guitars..the switch to the chrome hardware looks nice,and I usually don't like chrome hardware.AndyK":18eyosfr said:Got this FSR 2009 San Dimas in Snow White. Only 20 produced for an online music store. I just bought it for the snow white finish, not a fan of the white pickups with black hardware. Here is how it looked:
And here it is after I swapped to chrome hardware (including a vintage 80's Floyd), and Dimarzio creme pickups and rings. Added a brass volume knob, and....
psychodave":1aicftoz said:Nice.
Finish it off with a brass switch and switch tip.
AndyK":21uihk7k said:Got this FSR 2009 San Dimas in Snow White. Only 20 produced for an online music store. I just bought it for the snow white finish, not a fan of the white pickups with black hardware. Here is how it looked:
And here it is after I swapped to chrome hardware (including a vintage 80's Floyd), and Dimarzio creme pickups and rings. Added a brass volume knob, and....
flatheads_4ever":1854ft9z said:Andy,
That looks killer. You really nailed it. Is that an original Floyd Rose? I'm guessing you got to use the original stud locations?
Also,
What did you use for tuners? Any issues reusing the original holes for the tuners?
Thanks a lot for sharing. I've been interested in doing this myself.
Ed
AndyK":38ucfmk0 said:flatheads_4ever":38ucfmk0 said:Andy,
That looks killer. You really nailed it. Is that an original Floyd Rose? I'm guessing you got to use the original stud locations?
Also,
What did you use for tuners? Any issues reusing the original holes for the tuners?
Thanks a lot for sharing. I've been interested in doing this myself.
Ed
Thanks. Yeah, it's an 80's Floyd that I got on eBay, almost NOS! Same stud holes of course, I just added German Floyd posts and nut. The tuners have to be Grover 205's, which are smaller than the "mini" Rotomatics. The 205's are the same as what came on the guitar, so plug and play.
AndyK":1fh6d6pz said:psychodave":1fh6d6pz said:Nice.
Finish it off with a brass switch and switch tip.
Trying to find one that isn't plated and shiny!
psychodave":1e7tz480 said:AndyK":1e7tz480 said:psychodave":1e7tz480 said:Nice.
Finish it off with a brass switch and switch tip.
Trying to find one that isn't plated and shiny!
That's been my problem. I've been looking for one for a while... but not a serious search. I'm lazy.