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Reviews (9)

Genuine Fender American Deluxe Strat 4-Bolt Corona Neck Plate - Chrome

Jul 03, 2021

Exactly as advertised.

NEW Celestion G12M-65 Creamback 12" Speaker - 16 Ohms - MADE IN THE UK

Sep 04, 2016

UK Creamback for a Marshall DSL40C - A perfect upgrade

I had been thinking about upgrading the stock speaker to a Creamback in my Marshall DSL40C for a while but had never made the plunge. I had heard the upgraded DSL40C with a Creamback at Sweetwater and could tell a difference with the stock Seventy-80. The speaker swap itself was easy and quick. Although not broken in, this speaker sounds amazing. Clean or crunch. Single-coil or humbucker. This speaker is a UK made 65W Creamback and the price was significantly below others I have seen even with shipping.

AxeMasters SMALL SIZE FRET DRESSING FILE Smooth Corner Luthier Tool Guitar

Sep 04, 2016

Don't expect Stew-Mac

The description said these had rounded corners-edges. Mine were not rounded and the amount of material removed was very uneven. It looked like they had been run by hand over a grinding wheel. The edge left where the ground off edges meets the file faces is sharp. Think flat-top. This would eat through a fretwork instantly. It is however a cheap small file which I can still use so I consider it okay as a file but not for dressing frets.

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