Massive Master
www.massivemastering.com
Hey guys (& gals). Here's the story...
I've been getting a cheapo-piece-of-garbage-but-reasonably-nice-looking Les Paul copy autographed by several performers at a perfroming arts center that I work with.
The point is to auction off the guitar to support the arts foundation that in turn supports the arts center. They have a yearly "big" auction and a few smaller ones every few months. This would probably go to the big one.
What I'm looking for is a full compliment of hardware for a crappy Les Paul copy. Pickups, pots, switch, bridge, saddles, tailpiece, pegs - The whole nine. All I have is the body and the neck - That's it.
The good part is that the guitar doesn't need to work - It just needs to look good hanging on a wall. It needs to have strings & such.
So my quest - Does anyone possibly have an old crappy unplayable Les Paul copy lying around that would like to donate it to the arts? Of course, partial stacks of parts would be wonderful - Any old crappy set of stock microphonic pickups from an old Hondo guitar would be accepted and appreciated. Know what I mean?
Anyway, PM or e-mail from my website(s) if interested. I can probably swing a tax-deduction receipt if needed (the PCA Foundation is a 501c3, so any donations are tax deductable) for "fair value" on the parts.
I've been getting a cheapo-piece-of-garbage-but-reasonably-nice-looking Les Paul copy autographed by several performers at a perfroming arts center that I work with.
The point is to auction off the guitar to support the arts foundation that in turn supports the arts center. They have a yearly "big" auction and a few smaller ones every few months. This would probably go to the big one.
What I'm looking for is a full compliment of hardware for a crappy Les Paul copy. Pickups, pots, switch, bridge, saddles, tailpiece, pegs - The whole nine. All I have is the body and the neck - That's it.
The good part is that the guitar doesn't need to work - It just needs to look good hanging on a wall. It needs to have strings & such.
So my quest - Does anyone possibly have an old crappy unplayable Les Paul copy lying around that would like to donate it to the arts? Of course, partial stacks of parts would be wonderful - Any old crappy set of stock microphonic pickups from an old Hondo guitar would be accepted and appreciated. Know what I mean?
Anyway, PM or e-mail from my website(s) if interested. I can probably swing a tax-deduction receipt if needed (the PCA Foundation is a 501c3, so any donations are tax deductable) for "fair value" on the parts.