I would make the hole a little tighter. Use a mixture of glue and sawdust (sand some wood if you need to get some) and spread it around the edge of the hole. Do slightly too much, let it set, then tape some sandpaper to a pen to sand the hole back to a curve that's just a little tight for the post....

I like the white one as well.

I played a Burns guitar once, it was one of the new ones, I wasn't impressed.

The blog says they buy from a factory in Korea (that's not China); they guy who's in Korea does some QC, and they're sent along to the guy in Nova Scotia, where the frets are dressed and the like. Basically, you're buying an import with a North American set up job. Largely, these guys look to be mi...

My bet is he's getting them made in China, paying anywhere from $100 to $200 and marking them up for resale. Seriously, you can get any guitar you want made in China on the cheap.

gorgeous... but probably really expensive?

I'm getting the The Classic Vibe Telecaster Custom . That shit is as good as bought.

BacchusPaul wrote:Indeed, but what about Feeder?

Sorry I'm getting my crap bands mixed up.

Fix the Tremolo cavity so that it properly fits the Jaguar Tremolo and looks nice, fill in the Stop tail's holes, refinish in color of choice, your own custom guitar(I've never seen a Gibson style guitar with a Jaguar Tremolo, other than an SG) A guitar all your own that looks nice. Well there's th...

Yeah, I am getting the horn for a 335 now as well...

I am loving the Les Paul Junior as well...

It's getting added to my long long list of things I wish to purchase!

Very nice.

Can't wait to hear it!

I have an ESP\Edwards Les Paul. I posted pictures of it on offsetguitars.com (can't link now as my job's firewall won't let me load that site) but you can find it under the same username. I have to say, it's a great guitar. Every bit a Gibson. One piece bound mahogany neck, one piece mahogany body, ...

Block and refinish (black!)? :twisted: I've never heard of it, but I looks pretty nice. I think even with the cost of restoration, you'd still come out with a quality guitar for cheaps. Assuming its well made. If I were you I'd get that tremelo route fixed, and refinish it in white. It'd be amazing...