Axis tribute Floyd markings....any ideas?

[Defender2000]

I was recently cleaning and setting up my tribute and I removed the bridge. I found "P.W" etched underneath the bridge plate. Any ideas what it stands for?

 

[threeminutesboy]

of course P.W stands for Poppa Wammy

 

[luv]

Phloyd Wose

 

[DevRock]

Please, Whammy!

 

[OU812]

Phloyd Wose

muahahaha, thats great especially since Gotoh's are made in Japan. Oh man, I'm going to hell aren't I but I can't stop laughing.

 

[Defender2000]

Phloyd Wose

Lmao!!! That's funny!

I'm thinking it might be the initials of the person who did the final assembly/quality check or it might be the company that manufactured the trem.

Anybody else out there with a tribute have different markings on theirs?

 

[Roubster]

Actually it's not even that funny, because Japanese can pronounce R quite well as a matter of fact.

 

[luv]

There were no ethnic implications intended upon my part.

I was thinking more along the lines of Elmer Fudd.

 

[Defender2000]

There were no ethnic implications intended upon my part.

I was thinking more along the lines of Elmer Fudd.

+1
That's the way I took it too. Didn't think of anything racial. Just the way you spelled it and the way I read it in my head made me laugh.

 

[OU812]

I don't think its racial at all. People make fun of themselves and accents all the time, think Russel Peters. I live in a country where the language is not native for me and people chuckle at me, I don't mind. To each their own.

 

[Roubster]

muahahaha, thats great especially since Gotoh's are made in Japan. Oh man, I'm going to hell aren't I but I can't stop laughing.

I got the Elmer Fud part, but not the above since that is in my mind quite ignorant. Japanese have the letter R part of their vocabulary and can pronounce it very well, just like the Czech people you are living amongst at the moment.

 

[beej]

Wow this went south in a hurry.