Both great looking guitars, which GFS pickups in the 3000 and how did you fix the bridge on 3110? Check out the pix……. I took a small scraper and shaved away just enough wood from the wall of the hole (from the lowest part of the hole) so that the bushings could sit up straight. Took me maybe 2 min...

Bought this sweet Burny in 2014.
A really nice axe!
It dates to 1993.

I snagged this CSB3000 (w/case) that final Saturday that the Rondo store was open. Another customer was playing it.......so I kinda meandered around, keeping my eye on him. The moment he hung it back up I grabbed it. When he saw me at the register: "Is that the one I was playing?" I nodded...

I also have this one.....waiting to bring it back to life. 011.JPG 012.JPG 016.JPG 017.JPG 018.JPG 019.JPG I was thinking of refinishing it. But as I look at it now.............maybe not. I'll try to patch some of the nicks/dings...........maybe clean it up overall but leave it as faded.

Very nice! The PS line are possibly the best guitars that Rondo ever made. Welcome to the forum. Thanks! Nice axes! Notice where the pickup switch is on my blue 900...... That's the way it was when I bought it. Also, those are GFS pickups. The original neck pickup was a lot more powerful than the o...

I haven't seen much mentioned here about the PS900 & PS924 axes, so I thought I'd add mine to the forum. I lived a few miles from the Rondo Store, which was located on Route 22 in Union, NJ. I was impressed by the quality and cost of the Agiles, so I grabbed a few. I was there on the last Saturd...