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hello!! I’m guitarist from Lazuli band and we play in Europe (Germany, Holland, Belgium and Switzerland
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We also participated two times in Mexico baja prog and Rosfest USA. We also have a tour to Canada in summer 2014 with big festivals like the Jazz Festival, Summer Festival quebec woodstock in Beauce and many others. we are big scenes …
First of all, I think your great work. I am especially interested to Masvidal model. But it is possible to replace the microphones DiMarzio X2N bridge and the 401 in Fernandes Sustainer kit? This is the kit I have on pickups 2, 3 parker that I have … Is it also possible to key in black rosewood. there is also the location of the sustainer swicths to a specific place. I know that maybe many Particularities is.
Thank you in advance and waiting for your reply .. Ged from lazuli
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Hey Ged – I have responded to you through other channels. But in the interest of others with similar question, I will respond here that the pickup cavities are standard humbucker size, but that we can’t offer any customizations on the guitar itself since it is a signature production model. You may order a made-to-measure guitar to specification.
Hello,
First, I’d like to say I absolutely love Strandberg, and can only hope you continue to innovate the guitar for many years to come. I have a question concerning this model: I read somewhere on Facebook that the pick-guard is removable and will not change the finish at all (i.e. leave holes for screws). I have also noticed that the pick-guard has no screw holes to speak of (that I could find). Is it only fastened on by the volume and tone controls, or is there an adhesive that holds it in place? Just curious, because as much as I like the pick-guard, I think if I got it I would like to see what it would look like without, just that beautiful flame. Again, I thank you for what you do!
Best regards and wishes,
Jayce
Hi Jayce,
Thanks for your kind words. This particular pickguard is indeed fastened with an adhesive, so it is removable – at least while it is reasonably new. But with that said, we don’t have a final solution for the production guitars yet. We are striving for a removable pickguard, but keep monitoring Facebook etc for announcements of the release of the production model and check again.
/Ola