Guildedagain
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This relic thing is a little out of control, enter roasted parts and you get this.
Roasting your own neck at home with torch
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Guildedagain
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Really, why?
That's not natural wear. I'd seen on Squiers at a pawnshop before, but this?
A vintage Tele neck can be up to $10k now.
That's not natural wear. I'd seen on Squiers at a pawnshop before, but this?
A vintage Tele neck can be up to $10k now.
<Leo Fender, staring into the distance with single tear running down his cheek>
adorshki
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More if it used to be Steven Tyler's crack pipe.
Barely choking back howls of laughter.
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Where does it say it was roasted with a torch?
Guildedagain
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The edge blackening looks like torch work to me. A fireplace or campfire might work just as well.
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Guildedagain,
Your campfire reference was the tip-off.
Undoubtedly, six Marshmallows were put on the tuner posts and the neck held over a campfire to quickly make S'mores, hence the scorch marks.
Ellafitzgerald, my dear Whopper.
RBSinTo