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Thanks guys! That was a standard green/black-burst jp70 at one point. Wanted to get a little fancy so I sent it off to Marty Bell to get refinished. It has a white pearl base, with a green flip-flake sparkle top. And of course, black hawks. I freekin' love this guitar!!!
I was thinking about getting a JP70 in purple. But every pic i see it looks diff. Is it dark purple or light purple? Can you see wood grain under it like the green one?
It's more of a dark purple, at least mine is, I think when pics are taken with a flash the purple comes out lighter on the pic than it really is. And yes, the wood grain is visible as with the green one.
Do DiMarzios or Bare Knuckles drop right in without removing any wood? How are the stock pickups?
Hi guys,
Last week I received a "demo" JP70 from SweetWater. It came with the gig bag and full warranty, looks like brand new.
Only complaints -
1. No documentation from MM with it. Sweetwater says demos don't come with Doc's sometimes. I emailed Sterling and they said none of their guitars come with manuals... Is there any booklet that explains features, setup, etc? I mean I know how to do most everything but I figure there would be a booklet of same kind.
2. Upper frets on the highest strings feel a bit scratchy like they aren't polished well. Normally I would remove the strings, tape over the fretboard, and use light oil with 0000 steel wool. Is that the best way to get it done?
Other than that, I'm OK with the pickups for now and plays very well!
3 months is not that long a period of time. I plan keeping the guitar for a long time and it will be my main guitar. It is already starting to gloss, so it may already be too late. I don't doubt the toothpaste idea, but I don't want to try it myself. I wouldn't mind spending a little money if it will look good.
Off topic, but why was SBMM's account banned?