Dual Pro Case Solution

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Peter Krebs
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Dual Pro Case Solution

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Hey folks,
Been looking for a good soft case for my Dual Pro and found this rifle case from Savior that fits it like a glove and has a separate Velcro panel for legs. I bought the 34” version. The model is called the Specialist Covert, which pretty much describes my style on the instrument. Under $100 shipped from Amazon, really well made and very well padded. Backpack straps.
(Plus room for a pistol).
Really happy with my purchase - No affiliation with the company.
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Hi Pete-
Did you get that guitar from Paul Brainard?
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Exactly what I need but I'm not finding it on the US Amazon site. Any chance of you providing a link, Peter? Email, possibly?
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John Rosett wrote:Hi Pete-
Did you get that guitar from Paul Brainard?
Hey John - yep that’s the one. I actually got it from Rusty Blake, who got it from Paul. Was this one yours?
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Excellent find! A gun case has been a great solution for my PSG legs & rack.
Guy Cundell wrote:Exactly what I need but I'm not finding it on the US Amazon site. Any chance of you providing a link, Peter? Email, possibly?
https://www.saviorequipment.com/product ... 5888452861
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Peter Krebs wrote:
John Rosett wrote:Hi Pete-
Did you get that guitar from Paul Brainard?
Hey John - yep that’s the one. I actually got it from Rusty Blake, who got it from Paul. Was this one yours?
Yes. I traded it to Paul for a Gibson Console Grande in 2019. It was originally a T-8, but someone cut off the outside neck. I eventually found an original D-8 body and transferred the parts, and I gave it that red paint job. I had both of the pickups rebuilt too. The original body was rough, so I had it turned into a Telecaster body. Nice to know that it's in good hands.
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Hey John - great to have the backstory. It’s getting a lot of use these days with the variety of bands I play with here in Portland. The pickups sound great. Any idea what the original color of the body was? Pete
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Peter Krebs wrote:Hey John - great to have the backstory. It’s getting a lot of use these days with the variety of bands I play with here in Portland. The pickups sound great. Any idea what the original color of the body was? Pete
The present body was stripped when I got it, and the original T-8 body was poorly refinished when I got it. They didn't even sand out the saw marks!
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John Rosett wrote:
Peter Krebs wrote:
John Rosett wrote: The original body was rough, so I had it turned into a Telecaster body.
What a great idea for a steel body that's too far gone. Any pics of the tele? Pete, I hope you don't mind the hijack. Looks like a great option for a dilapidated or missing case - which is like 90% of them!
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What a great idea for a steel body that's too far gone. Any pics of the tele? Pete, I hope you don't mind the hijack. Looks like a great option for a dilapidated or missing case - which is like 90% of them![/quote]
Here's a shot of the finished guitar:
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Back details. Pickup and string holes:
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