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They seem to market themselves as beginner-level guitars, so good to see there's some decent value there. Thanks for the video!

This is very clever and effective, in more ways than one. It has convinced me to go with the tried-and-true screw-in Electrosocket that I've used in some of my previous builds. Thank you for this how-to demonstration; very informative and much appreciated.

I love this. Super useful!

Very cool and clear explanations. Well done !

You have gained a subscriber for life bcos of the awesome video. Such a simple and to the point video. And if you keep posting other things you will have my like and comment mostly always. Cheers

The opening lick to your videos sounds a lot like the start of 8:15 by The Guess Who. My little brother loved that song. Enjoying the guitar, lovin' it actually. Sure you'll ace this one, too.

Love the color, good score

Great job . Subscribed ! 🎸👍

Great video! My first amp was the Peavey Backstage 50. I have one arriving tomorrow for old times sake. Can’t wait to play it.

Excellent site

Huge help! I went with the 4" carriage bolt as suggested and used a second 5/8 inch socket on the other side of the clip to take up the extra space between the back of the clip/washer and the two jam nuts. This positioned the jam nuts so they are visible in the control cavity when the tool is inserted to the working position for installation. Worked like a charm and made the jam nuts readily accessible for easy removal of the tool. GREAT tips!

Sorry I didn't get to respond earlier, but had a big get together last weekend and came down with an epic case of food poisoning. Just want to thank everyone for the congrats, Mike for the awesome parts donation, and especially Hack. He put together a beautiful guitar, set up perfectly, and just an all-around great player. You say you're not a luthier, but you're one "Hack" of a guitar tech. (Excuse the bad pun, please).

Good job, thats a great pedal

i've done this before and made the obvious mistake of mixing up the paint to a consistency that seemed to conduct really well when nice and wet, only to find that when completely dry (maybe a week later!) it had absolutely zero conductivity

Nice job! I just bought one. Same color. Do you happen to know the name of the color?

Great walkthrough!

Very neat wiring job.

Fwd 3:23 yw

Aw man... I was sure I commented on that video, but when you said you replied to all of them and I never got a reply on my comment, I went and looked and it's not there. That's really weird. 😢 Anyway, congrats, LT.

Mine is a lp firebrand. They don't have a top. That's why they're thin. I have the original t tops but I put REO Grand BBQs in it. No top and no trim they were called a poor man's Les Paul. Made during a sales slump. I love mine.

I got mine around late 2022 and I was really blown away at how good it was for the price and how solid it was! I weirdly liked the bolt on neck as it made the upper fret access a bit easier as there is less of the neck heel in the way! Great video as well! :)

Its a good little strat really is.....not a AAA+ but yes worth it

Great method. Never saw that before.

my squire volume cuts of then on again...whats the issues?

Congratulations LTGRAY, this was awesome . Happy to have been a part of it 😀

a great improvement.

that looks really good!

I just put my email in my profile. Hope to hear from you. Thanks. So excited I'm shaking.

Congrats!!!

Congratulations!!

Congrats LTGRAY!

Congrats!

Congrats!! Cool looking guitar!

Congrats LT.

Congratulations

Congrats!!! Enjoy that awesome guitar!!

Congratulations

Nice vid. I’ve had several and the gold burst is the coolest in my opinion. That’s a good example there. Cheers!

Thank you, I’m building a B-bender Tele. Your video was ultra informative. Oh, and not only is Stew Mac’s tool $39 plus tax, and shipping. It’s also unavailable right now.

Great job on the build! I love your channel's no nonsense approach to building good guitars without spending a fortune.

Turned out great!

I've found these Lead 12s really come to life with a Celestion V type jr 50watt.

Good, thank you

Thanks for this giveaway, good luck to all!

Sweet Guitar man. Mike seems like a great dude to help you out.

Dang! Great lookin guitar, love the black n chrome with that pickguard BEAUTFUL! Good luck to all that enter. Thanks Mike!

This is an awesome GAW man. Looks like exceptional work and will be a fine instrument for anyone that wins!! Thanks again man! Letsss goooo!!!!

I've learned so much from your videos. Thank you for the detail and care you put into your content and for the generous giveaway!! Thanks Mike for contributing to this great build!!

I bought mine in the sunburst also.I like the finish as it reminds me of the early Strats that were nitro finished. Plays really well after a few adjustments and a a new set of Ernie Ball slinkys. A fun Strat to noodle with and well worth the price .Great for a beginner of any age .Not in a class of my 2012 American Standard Strat but still pretty nice for the price.

This is a pretty cool guitar. I am curious to know where the pickups came from. I know they're alnico 5 with cloth wiring, but from where?