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2015.7.4: I was bidding on a Telecas with Floyd on it, which is rare, but it looked interesting because it had an active PU, shark fin inlays, and a color not in the catalog, lol.
I thought it would never go down, but I got it for just under my budget...
I got it with one arm, one fine tuner, nut cap, jack plate missing, and one peg back cover missing and one almost removed.
The bridge is a head crasher that does not cut the pole end.
The jack was rusted, so I replaced it with a switch craft jack.
I took it to the workshop later because it didn't make any sound even though I put a battery in it, and the selector was dead.
The wiring and battery snap were also replaced, so the electrical system is now in good shape.
The white logo on the F.G.I. is often unusable due to age-related deterioration, and the front output is also weak...
The tone circuit is also unusual in that it's a three-stage switch from the original, with Low and High cuts.
2016.9.10: Returned from a rubbing at ESP in Osaka.
The neck was very clean, but the body was returned dented.
I inquired about it, but they said they didn't know.
I won't leave my expensive guitars with them in the future, well, I hadn't heard good things about them before.
2018.10: I hadn't used it for a long time, so I put it on a flea market app and it sold.