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Phyl
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A friend of mine has a Samick strat copy with a bad 5 way switch and asked me to replace it for him.
Call me "ignert", but I when I removed the pick guard I was amazed to find that the body is made of plywood. Couldn't tell if it was topped with real wood.
I fixed the switch, re-strung it, and played it for awhile. It's actually a pretty nice guitar for what it is. Flat neck, good intonation, and plays nice.
Is using plywood for a body pretty common?
Call me "ignert", but I when I removed the pick guard I was amazed to find that the body is made of plywood. Couldn't tell if it was topped with real wood.
I fixed the switch, re-strung it, and played it for awhile. It's actually a pretty nice guitar for what it is. Flat neck, good intonation, and plays nice.
Is using plywood for a body pretty common?