I had a 3200 back in the day before I discontinued doing business with Rondo. It was a heavy rascal. Yeah, ALs were known to be on the heavy side in the early days - or so they said in the forum back in the day -. Newer models are a little bit thinner and lighter, but I don´t know if there´s a noti...

...I changed the knobs but it's stock other than that. The tuners may go, I'm undecided on how well they hold. It may just be my superhuman bends knocking it out. It played like a dream out of the box and I'm fine with the stock pickups. I love the 24 frets and edge mounted jack.This easily compare...

tonebender wrote: ↑Wed Dec 06, 2023 7:27 am I am trending towards the sell off mode again...

I've sometimes wondered what that feels like. It's pretty apparent that I've never experienced it....

It could be a nice find for $100, but not much more than that post butchering. Upon further review, it definitely isn't worth the listing price. Whether it's worth only $100, I don't know. It would have to be physically inspected before that could be determined. I really like that finish, though...

Floridian FX wrote: ↑Mon Dec 04, 2023 1:17 pm
I would chip in for that. There was so much info on the old site.

They might as well try to recover whatever they paid for AGF. The MOMO site is dead. As far as I can tell, the most recent post anywhere on the site was 8/12/23....

I wonder if MOMO would be interested in selling the old AGF database, if so, how much and how difficult it would be to import it into AGF.net...

Ya gotta wonder what the momo guys thought once the dust had settled. Does that site still exist? Technically, yes. However, it's almost impossible to navigate, and the last post was 5/3/2021. Also, you have to go directly though the MOMO site, the redirect from the old site no longer works...

glasshand wrote: ↑Sun Dec 03, 2023 2:15 pm
Now that I look at it again I think you are right. The screws are there, but they don't even match the screws on the other rings.

I missed the roller bridge in the first go-around...

Partscaster wrote: ↑Sun Dec 03, 2023 9:20 am ...I'd get one of those for the CAR but it would just compete with my lower wind p90(lollar) Natural Hawk that is already a favorite for cleanishness. I dont need a fourth...?????

What about putting a set of mini-humbuckers in it then?

You've got a good eye there. Zooming in to the pictures, I also notice that the middle pickup ring has no screws (?!) and the pickguard looks like it's been filed down or cut away. Yeah, it looked like the screws on the middle pickup ring were missing but I thought it might just be the lighting. I ...

I've never seen one like this before. Original headstock, three pickups, unusual CSB finish (tribal? Burl?). The middle pickup is different from the neck and bridge, and a brand I couldn't really find any info on. I'm wondering if it might have been added as the ring is a different color and has a p...

It's like a Stratocaster ukelele...

I've got an elaborate workout program that I have been committed to starting tomorrow for the last four years. In the meantime, I manage to go up and down the stairs about twenty times a day because the snacks are in the kitchen and my office is on the second floor. It kills me because of my back bu...

idiotsdelight wrote: ↑Tue Nov 28, 2023 8:25 pm ...I talk to slaveunit every once in a blue moon.

I wonder why so many regulars at the old site never really showed up here. Quite a lot initially registered and a small number pop in from time to time, but it's few and far between...

sabasgr68 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2023 8:32 pm

I´m guessing you´re relieved you´re not a righty, or that it isn´t a lefty...

I am, I've already got three of them but at that price, a fourth would have been tempting...

IMHO, that's still a pretty good deal. That guitar has to be at least thirteen years old, and adjusted for inflation would theoretically be listed around $385. Assuming Kurt would think that price point would work these days, and they were still in production...

Still not a bad price at $145. The last batch (called AD-2200 Reissue) were listed at $325...

Thanks, very much appreciated. I've already got the pickguard stock I'm going to use for each (pearlescent white and chrome finishes), but would welcome something I could use as a template...

One to keep an eye on if you have an interest in this model. It's at $135 with 3.5 hours to go at posting. Shipping charges are going to vary based on your location but Atlanta to south FL is showing $35: https://www.ebay.com/itm/325892069499?mkevt=1&plmtId=1110100101&mesgId=4001&mkpid=0...

The only mini HBs and Tri-sonics I have are already in guitars. But I suppose I could cut a couple more blanks without the pickup holes and you could finish those? I have 1/8" and 1/16" basswood veneered plywood and 1/8" walnut veneered panel. The clear one I'm experimenting with is ...

Nope. The lines and pickup mounting holes you see are for the pickups from a 1960's Conrad branded Teisco. They're P90 like, but slightly smaller. Somewhere between P90 and Burns pickups, closer to P90 sized but smaller in both directions, pictured here. Well, while you're at it, how about making o...

BatUtilityBelt wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2023 12:37 pm
A couple other Liquids are getting different pickups and Jaguar control plates. Here is an MDF template and clear plastic template I just cut together for that purpose.

Is that pickguard being cut for three mini-humbuckers?

How much do you figure the completed body will weigh?

BatUtilityBelt wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2023 10:03 am
...I also like the pickups a lot, but will change the pots. It doesn't seem like these are the same P90s as used on the 3 pickup Liquids.

I'd be surprised if they were, the SJMs could be almost a decade older than the ones in the latest batch of three pickup lefty Liquids.

Do you have any idea yet on how you're going to address the chipping around the neck pocket?