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From torpedo on 6/22/2018 8:09:22 AM
I have and un-cut 75, I just didn't have the heart to chop it. So I put on a conversion ring and had Frank Neat put on a style 3 neck. This was years ago and I've always wondered what things I could possibly do to " enhance " the tone without cutting the pot. I never saw this discussed before or if it was i missed it. Strings, head tension? I haven't a clue. Any suggestions would be helpful. I love it as it is but often wondered if something else could be done. Thank you.... Joe
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