Look what I found inside my Comanche!

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Look what I found inside my Comanche!

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The volume pot on my Comanche was starting to get a bit scratchy, so I figured it was time to take off the pick-guard and blow some contact cleaner into the pots. I had never taken the guard off before.

Look what I found inside! Anyone know what these writings mean?

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Volume pot came up sweet! Silent and smooth now - just like the z-coils... ;-)

ps. Interesting to see such a big route in the body. Room for lot of pickups!
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Challenger
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Re: Look what I found inside my Comanche!

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Looks like comm for Comanche (although there is only one M in Comanche). SB for sunburst. MP for maple. And, the number is probably the work order or invoice number.
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Re: Look what I found inside my Comanche!

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always interesting to look inside. i took mine apart to apply shielding tape a few months ago...

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Re: Look what I found inside my Comanche!

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comanche wrote:
ps. Interesting to see such a big route in the body. Room for lot of pickups!
This is standard, see: Which G&L guitar models have the body with a bathtub route?.

Please do add your Comanche to our G&L Registry.

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comanche
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Re: Look what I found inside my Comanche!

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Challenger wrote:Looks like comm for Comanche (although there is only one M in Comanche). SB for sunburst. MP for maple. And, the number is probably the work order or invoice number.
Thanks for the info! Makes sense.
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Johnny cache
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Re: Look what I found inside my Comanche!

Post by Johnny cache »

I was wondering about the routing, I had a 80's USA Strat routed like that. I don't think it makes much difference but I do like the individual pickup routes better. BTW I just got a used Comanche yesterday, so far it's pretty nice.