rogerzilla
Squire
Much better now. Dropped the bridge and set the intonation, which was miles out on 6E and 2B. I really don't think it was ever played in anger. Fretting is now easier but the strings still feel much rougher than I'm used to.
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It turned up today. First impressions: it is immaculate and looks good. Lighter than a Les Paul - possibly lighter than my alder-body Tele. The pickups sound good (it has Filter'Trons, unlike the normal G5230). However, it does not play well compared to my Strat, Tele or SG, and needs a good setup. The action is too high and whatever strings are on there feel horrid. It's a short-scale guitar so I was expecting it to be very easy to fret notes, but it isn't.
The Bigsby just gets in the way, really, but you can't get a hardtail Jet with Filter'Trons and hump block inlays, amd I wanted both of those things.

Some say how good a guitar sounds is inversely related to how good it looks![]()

I've used several Warman pickups, never been less than delighted with them.
14 basses, 2 mandolins, 1 electric guitar, 1 Irish bouzouki, 1 balalaika, 1 keyboard, 3 combos, 1 head, 1 4x10 cab.
I think I'm close to my limit, don't want to be moving house yet again.