BadgerDave

Yes. Especially the apparent gap on the treble side.

Does this look concerning to anyone?

Beautiful. And priced too low, IMO.

weekend bump

Manufacturer's description Link: Chase Bliss I acquired this by participating in the Chase Bliss 2025 Mystery Box promotion. It arrived last week, and I've only opened the box to take photos. The pedal has never been plugged in and is in absolutely mint condition. I'm sure it is an amazing pedal, but it's not something that I will use. Selling for less than the cheapest one on Reverb with free shipping in the U.S. and no taxes. PayPal F&F or zelle is appreciated or add $12 for regular PayPal.

Probably a long shot, but I recall that Savage amps were pretty popular with the HFC crowd a few decades ago. I recently picked up a Macht 12 that sounds amazing, but it is the loudest 12 watt amp I've ever experienced. I'd like to trade the 12 for a Macht 6 or buy the smaller amp outright. Location in the Chicago/Madison/Minneapolis corridor would be ideal.

I have no actual knowledge of this, but I wouldn't be surprised if that was one of the many 1-off guitars built for Bill Kaman.

If you're looking for a basic emulation of the classic Fender spring reverb, I recommend the Catilinbread Topanga. If you're looking for different flavors (room, plate, etc) and stereo, programmability, etc. and are willing to spend serious money, the choices are endless. The Strymon Blue Sky is one that I've been very impressed with, but eventually sold because I decided I didn't need 90% of its capabilities.

1981 -1984ish. This was the best sounding guitar I've ever owned. It played effortlessly and resonated like an acoustic. I don't recall what happened to it, probably traded it for some POS with zebra stripes and a Kahler 🤦‍♂️

Late 1978 or 1979. Posing with my early Sunburst with a 1 piece neck. Unfortunately, it was among those that developed a neck twist and had to be returned. Paul/Jol/Frank gave me full credit against a custom built black Standard.

Yup, I was not seeing the obvious. That's brilliant! Now waiting for the StewMac $50.00 version.

I'm confused (again). What's the purpose of doing this? To measure neck thickness I just either remove the strings or slacken them enough to slide the caliper underneath. I feel like I'm missing something obvious.

It's correct if you're including the thickness of the A and D strings and the 1st fret.

Ummm:

Okay, now I get it. Thanks for the help. This is why I need You Tube to assemble anything.