Is it possible to turn a cheap knock off of a Fender into a Real fender?
Posted by jnstrom on 9th December 2008 in Other - Music
nootch g asked:
I have a crappy Syncophonic fender copy that I purchased for 70 dollars…..It is my worst out of 7 guitars and I recently took it apart. I was wondering if I kept the head and the neck and got all new parts that Fenders got, If I could make it pretty much a Custom Fender, and also custom paint it….
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I have a crappy Syncophonic fender copy that I purchased for 70 dollars…..It is my worst out of 7 guitars and I recently took it apart. I was wondering if I kept the head and the neck and got all new parts that Fenders got, If I could make it pretty much a Custom Fender, and also custom paint it….
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December 9th, 2008 at 9:22 am
Of course not. You’re not a Fender employee in a Fender plant using neither Fender tools nor materials…need I go on?. Furthermore, by the time you add up what this will cost, you could probably buy two REAL Fenders. Go buy a used one if you’re intent on saving bucks.
Kabum
December 12th, 2008 at 6:44 pm
hello,,, if you keep the neck and got all fender parts you would have guitar that has a crappy neck… i think thats a waste of time also… did I do that to my strat copy when i took it apart cause it didn’t work, and keep the neck? h??l no i gave it away and played the gibson. if u want t make a custom guitar start with a fender that needs work