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DGr33n
 Post subject: "Hot Rod" Guitar?
PostPosted: Fri Apr 10, 2009 12:57 pm 
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Would someone please explain what "hot rodding" a guitar means?
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 Post subject: Re: "Hot Rod" Guitar?
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It means customizing similar to what some do to cars. Maybe an upgrade on the pickups and electronics or a custom paint job with graphics or just a different color. It is making a sometimes boring guitar what you want it to be. Sometimes the upgrades can make a not so great guitar just what you wished for.
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DGr33n
 Post subject: Re: "Hot Rod" Guitar?
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Gotcha, I thought it might have been some way of wiring a guitar in certain way or something.
Feelin alittle stupid now duh , but thanks for your response [:Y:] ,
Daniel
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