It looks like there was a different truss rod cover used at one point. The E emblem is missing from the pickguardĥ. It still works but it was replaced with a correct value RS Superpot. The bridge volume pot was seized at 10, fully open. It does not affect the serial number or go into the wood and Roy at RS told me that the surrounding lacquer is stableĢ. The housing on the cable reacted with the lacquer finish, resulting in a blister pattern on the back of the headstock. The guitar was kept in the case with a white coil cable near the headstock for years.

Most of the guitar is original, so I'll list the areas of interest:ġ. The guitar intonates cleanly up and down the neck and the frets have enough height for a few more dressings. The guitar just came back from RS Guitarworks with a fret crown, set-up, and some electronic work described below. The original P-90s have a clear woody character that is different from any other P90 equipped guitar I've played and they sound amazing on the edge of breakup. No breaks, cracks, or repairs, the guitar plays beautifully and sounds even better, just like a golden-era Kalamazoo instrument should. Made in 1962 the second year of production, this classic thinline hollowbody is in very good condition with transitional appointments including square headstock with pearl inlay logo, Brazilian rosewood fretboard with trapezoid inlays, and Trem-o-tone tailpiece.

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