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- Tuned trouble
- Selling: American Standard Tele pickups (SOLD)
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- Steve is ready
- Evoready
- In the mail
- The new (2)
- Feline
- SL at SL
- Goodbye: Squier Duo-Sonic
- Back from the dead
- Trixter-ed
- The grand passing- a year on.
- The new (Part 1)
- Internal decay
- Dead trio
- Difficult deal
- Let down
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- The sound of pandemonium
- 521's innards.
- Ownership poll: Electric - acoustic
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2 comments:
Evo (neck) for me, was the best live applications pickup so far :)
Remember I short-listed this as one of my possible pick so, done! 👌🏽
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