For the record, the tuners are not nearly as bad as I first thought. I have the tremolo going now, and as long as you're just going for a Bigsby-style warble, it stays in tune quite well. So they're keepers.
This is my first Teisco, and I must say it plays much better than I expected. It feels a bit like a toy when you first pick it up, but the neck plays great. The body's pretty beat up (read: "reliced," "road worn"), but functionally speaking, it's in great condition.
It's a really fun guitar, and in my opinion, super-cool looking.
My 2 cents.
Statistics: Posted by drett — Mon Aug 30, 2010 9:06 am
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Anyway, while I have you, did you by any chance replace the tuners on yours? They are the weakest link on my guitar, so I wondering if you or anyone knows of a good source for 4x2 tuners that would fit the relatively narrow holes.
Thanks.
Statistics: Posted by drett — Fri Aug 27, 2010 9:26 am
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Statistics: Posted by johnnyb — Wed Aug 25, 2010 8:22 pm
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So here's the story on this guitar. I bought it cheap off a guy who had removed the pickups to experiment with P90s or something, but as far as I know, all I should have to do is re-wire the pickups--everything else should be the same as stock.
Does anyone have advice? Or, better yet, can anyone take pictures or make a diagram/schematic of a similar wiring configuration? Mine, by the way is a 1968 (I think) K-2L.
Here are the images:
Statistics: Posted by drett — Wed Aug 25, 2010 6:11 pm
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