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I replaced my stock tuners with Grover Rotomatics and made a huge difference. Other than that, haven’t done much. Mines 14 years old and sadly electronics are starting to get wonky.
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Sounds good. I noticed the MXR Dyna Comp I use causes some feedback too? I love my Casino but have dabbled in getting an SG. Are the Epi SG just as good as the Gibson’s?
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Okay before all the haters jump on me for feeback issues with a hollowbody electric, I have owned this guitar for 14 years and know about the issues with hollowboyd electrics and feedback. Short of installing plugs into the f-holes and what not, is there any thing else that can be done? Amp I normally use is a Peavey Special 130? Would swapping out stock electronics for better quality parts help?
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If it is the cables, Monster has lifetime warranties on them just send them in and they will fix them and or replace
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Grover Rotomatics
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+ 1 to D
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Lottie worked! Will probably put a Switchcraft in down the road
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I've toyed with replacing the PUPs in my 05 MIK Casino, but decided the stock ones are ok. I don't generally have to bad of a problem with feedback. I replaced the tuners with Grover Rotonatics and improved tuning hands down. I'm leaning towards a Bigsby to, just not sure. Casinos by themselves are solid guitars, I guess it just depends on taste. Oh I did replace the stock bridge with a non wire Gotoh and that's helped
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Let us know and pics!!!
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Is a Maestro in this guitars future???
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It would be nice for Gibson to make the Maestro again as an accessory
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Yea I'm planning on getting a new '13 Standard and want to find a Maestro Vibrola for the George Harrison look
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Sweet SG you got CB
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CB is that a '61 RI or the new 2013 Standard?
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Taxman! Good to hear from ya