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Clinchriver
 Post subject: Peavey EVH Wolfgang
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Peavey EVH Wolfgang, partial refret (Replace one damaged fret) level and crown. Panama?


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I really like those guitars.


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Good going Greg! Had one of those in a couple of weeks ago for a set-up. Nice little guitars.


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 Post subject: Re: Peavey EVH Wolfgang
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Good going Greg! Had one of those in a couple of weeks ago for a set-up. Nice little guitars.



Hesh Thanks. This guy builds really nice hand wired tube amps and has thirty some odd guitars :mrgreen:

On a technical note I was surprised at how much "leveling" it took to get rid of the remaining divots.
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Nice job Greg. Cool looking neck.

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Good going Greg! Had one of those in a couple of weeks ago for a set-up. Nice little guitars.



Hesh Thanks. This guy builds really nice hand wired tube amps and has thirty some odd guitars :mrgreen:

On a technical note I was surprised at how much "leveling" it took to get rid of the remaining divots.


Hey Buddy!

I did two fret dresses yesterday and being the lazy sort that I am...;) I struggled with some deep divots too. Once I got the extension kick-up filed down I could put the neck in some back bow and get at the divots better. Both guitars belonged to the same guy who played the same songs over and over again so his fret divots were the very same on both instruments.... Should I suggest to him that he really needs to learn a few new tunes..:) :roll:

We've been very busy lately and lots of it is fret work, refrets, etc.


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