How about OLS option for the " S Type " guitars ??

[Fumble fingers]

knock some weight off and give much better upper fret access at the same time with the OLS like my 1984 Cavalier ...Any chance this can happen Craig ??

[Craig]

knock some weight off and give much better upper fret access at the same time with the OLS like my 1984 Cavalier ...Any chance this can happen Craig ??

I forwarded your post to some contacts at G&L and will post the reply.

For those who are wondering what the OLS (body depth) was for the early G&L "S Type" bodies, it was 1 5/8" depth. This was changed in the late 90's to 1 3/4" depth.
However, the George Fullerton Signature Model (1995-2007) retained the 1 5/8" body depth.

Stay tuned.

[Craig]

knock some weight off and give much better upper fret access at the same time with the OLS like my 1984 Cavalier ...Any chance this can happen Craig ??

I forwarded your post to some contacts at G&L and will post the reply.

For those who are wondering what the OLS (body depth) was for the early G&L "S Type" bodies, it was 1 5/8" depth. This was changed in the late 90's to 1 3/4" depth.
However, the George Fullerton Signature Model (1995-2007) retained the 1 5/8" body depth.

Stay tuned.

Just heard back from Spencer Brown:

Hi Craig,

The S-type bodies are a little slimmer, about 1.700” but to go down to OLS we’d need to shorten the tremolo blocks. So not available at this time.

Thanks,

Spencer