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TripHazard

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It seems like there is knob missing. Looks like it has piezo saddles but no knob for the piezo

The bridge also doesn’t seem quite right - the bridge may have been redesigned at some point though, but if you look at at the jP 6 on the EBMM site, you’ll see what I mean

Looks like it’s missing a switch too.

Any JP experts who know the history of the 6 able to chime in?
 
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johnnyboogie

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It's real. It has came up before. Terrible paint job. You can grab and take it straight to a good luthier for a new paint job.
 

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The bridge is correct. I think it otherwise looks legit, if horribly treated. The contoruing looks really poor, so either it was sanded away or there is a ton of crappy paint on it (or both).

And I think a new neck will cost you more than the current asking price.


I would walk away from this.
 
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wesman11483

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Better route...

I would just strip and sand it. Gun oil it and have a great beater guitar!

Think I’m gonna save up for something else...
I haven’t seen many St Vincent’s on the used market...how do the necks compare to an Axis or a Luke III?
 

vexed73

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There was one at the GC in raleigh with the solid rosewood neck. Didn't feel too different to me. Wife did not like the body shape and she keeps the money..... Lol
 

NorM

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if it is not what you really want then just let it slide.
concurrence with DrKev.
 

danny-79

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I love a good project, rougher the better :p
The only thing that puts me off is the neck and headstock fracture.
Be interesting to see what happens to this
 

spychocyco

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I was watching it with a price in mind of when I was going to pull the trigger. Sand the model paint off the neck and re-oil and wax it, then have a pro do a new paint job and repair where it was sanded it too thin. Didn't get there. He started out wanting $800 for it.
 

GWDavis28

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I snagged it on the cheap! It should be here Monday. I'll strip it back down, fix the issues with the body, and then refinish it correctly in a color yet to be determined.

Nice Pete, can't wait to see the out come!!!

Glenn |B)
 

PeteDuBaldo

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Let the deconstruction begin...

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