LeGrande Modifications

[Chris Lucker]

Donnie, I will send you four milled from solid stock necks in trade for your cast necks.

[Cameron Parsons]

Did you leave out a three steps that you didn't mention?

Remember, it isn't a cabinet to which you simply add parts, or reattach parts.

Would you please explain, Chris?

[Jody Cameron]

Looks great my friend! Good job!

[Chris Lucker]

Did you leave out a three steps that you didn't mention?

Remember, it isn't a cabinet to which you simply add parts, or reattach parts.

Would you please explain, Chris?

Never mind, you just did.

[Cameron Parsons]

Thanks, Jody!

Chris, as you can qualify from my posts, I'm open minded. I understand if you don't want to contribute your knowledge. Does anybody know what Chris is talking about?

[Steve Spitz]

Cameron,
That's an interesting mod. If it sounds better , it is better. I also like your attitude regarding modifications. If it adds to your enjoyment of the instrument, vs. "saving it for the next guy" I say go for it. It's not like you're taking a chainsaw to a Stradivarius.

Scott, I believe my Zum uses nylon bushings, but don't mount directly to the body.

I'd like to hear from pickup manufacturers on mounting plate materials ,and from builders regarding mounting mechanisms.

A lot of knowledge here on the forum.

[Graham Bland]

Cameron, I love what you did…Looks Awesome!
I too am an Emmons fan!

[Wayne Baker]

The very first night I played my brand new Legrande II out, the third string tuning key came off the keyhead. I modified it by replacing the tuning keys with sperzals. Eventually one of the East coasters got it and took the back neck off.

So thankful for Show Pro steel guitars...