New JP pics

[Katana6506]

Had some very good natural light today, so I took the guitar outside and stuck it in my landscaping at random.

The results, enjoy:

Also changed the strings and lubricated the trem today, and I can't believe the improvement in stability.

 

[Dcareaga]

Nice!!!!!
What color is that?? Looks VERY cool!

I dig the "Wild Kingdom" setting... "Here we see the JP 6 in its natural habitat...."

 

[Colin]

it's nice to see a garden in the background, usually it's a bedspread

 

[peat]

how do you go about lubricating the trem?

do you mean the pivot points?

 

[jeffrey]

That's one of those colors that just plain looks different a lot.

Nice pics.

 

[edensdad]

You're growing JPs in your garden!

Where did you get the seeds?

>^..^<

 

[fogman]

Nice!!!!!
What color is that??

Check out his signature!




I cannot believe how grayish it looks in the pics.
ES is usually so Sandy! Cool colour!

 

[pauldogx]

Hey Fogman-----My Radiance Red Luke should be showing up in the next couple a weeks----just thought I'd ask in advance any particular angles,poses, locations you would like when I post the baby pix????

 

[fogman]

Hey Fogman-----My Radiance Red Luke should be showing up in the next couple a weeks----just thought I'd ask in advance any particular locations you would like when I post the baby pix????

Yes. A pic of it in my hands would be great!!!! Thanks!!!

 

[pauldogx]

good one there centurion---good one!!!

 

[Katana6506]

how do you go about lubricating the trem?

do you mean the pivot points?

Yup. Removed all the strings, took the trem out of the guitar, and applied Teflon-based lubricant to the trem posts and knife edges before reassembly.
Fellow foruite Kevan has a great article on the process here.

Thanks for the compliments, all!

 

[Dcareaga]

Check out his signature!




I cannot believe how grayish it looks in the pics.
ES is usually so Sandy! Cool colour!

HA HA HA ...DUH!! thats what i get for being on line so late....


DC

 

[NorM]

good one there centurion---good one!!!

Jolly Good!


That made me smile. I'm going to try to add that to my vernacular.

 

[peat]

Yup. Removed all the strings, took the trem out of the guitar, and applied Teflon-based lubricant to the trem posts and knife edges before reassembly.
Fellow foruite Kevan has a great article on the process here.

Thanks for the compliments, all!

thanks alot

i think ill give it a go

 

[brentrocks]

it's nice to see a garden in the background, usually it's a bedspread

or carpet....nice JP!!!

 

[peat]

Yup. Removed all the strings, took the trem out of the guitar, and applied Teflon-based lubricant to the trem posts and knife edges before reassembly.
Fellow foruite Kevan has a great article on the process here.

Thanks for the compliments, all!

do the photos on that page work for you?

 

[Larry]

mine you always see the fence or grass