Dutchman

Since you've been playing Lester's I would go with the artist. That F hole is there for more than looks!

I had a Monel GoldTop P90 that weighed 12lbs 3oz. Heaviest guitar I ever owned. Sounded frickin awesome!! I was younger then, nothing over 8 lbs now!

I heard a rumor. Hamers and Ovations where my favorite guitars. Maybe Hamer USA? Anyone heard anything?

For me it's the guitar scale. I would play a 24 3/4 scale faster cuz I could. The Fender scale just sounds better on bends and more melodic passes. Just my 2pennys worth!

Carvin?

I've had many vintage pots apart in attempt to save them. I have not tried this but I believe the cleaner is to sit in the chamber as the you turn the pot. Allowing the cleaner to seep by. No way as good as directly spraying them. But with those models without a back plate if you have to take one pot out the entire assembly has to come out. If this can cure it, it's 1hr of bench time the guitar owner won't have to pay. So for $9.00 it's worth a try. If they're really bad then yes I agree removal and disassembly is the only way.

I saw this on a guitar repair site. For those of us that try to avoid pulling pots on Hollow and Semi Hollow body guitars this seems to be the ticket. You can find them here! https://www.amplifiedparts.com/products/tool-potentiometer-cleaning-cap-aluminum

The higher the farad value the more Treble gets cut. I would guess they where trying to brighten up that amp.

Another hero gone! I don't know who was writing their guitar parts but they sure are fun to play!! RIP Joey

Just maybe!! https://www.fullcompass.com/brand/hrt-hartke/accessories/parts-replacement-service/

Splawn = Fun!

You're a good man Willie! Best of luck to you!

Yup^^^^^

I had pickguard planet build a just volume and tone model from their specs. Fit my Daytona perfectly. I still have it.

I listened again on a great stereo. So much going on! Historic music played to perfection!!