Yep. His model has always been a bolt on hence the CE term.Did I see a neckplate on the back when he showed the wraparound burst?
The Dustie was never a set neck though. It's always been a bolt on.Ah, so it lost its most appealing feature? The green finish is cool at least. I’d still like to grab one of the original set-necks some day.
The original CU24 one with an ebony board was a set neck.The Dustie was never a set neck though. It's always been a bolt on.
Ahhhhh I see. Damn almost 10 years ago. I guess I don’t consider that that much of a Dustie model. It’s just a Custom 24 Floyd but has Dusties pickups and satin finish. Obviously it is a Dustie sig but the CE one is the one everybody would think of as it’s more common and a normal production model.The CEs are always built on.The original CU24 one with an ebony board was a set neck.
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Ahhhhh I see. Damn almost 10 years ago. I guess I don’t consider that that much of a Dustie model. It’s just a Custom 24 Floyd but has Dusties pickups and satin finish. Obviously it is a Dustie sig but the CE one is the one everybody would think of as it’s more common and a normal production model.The CEs are always built on.
+1.Yknow we've had a core and CE model, but I'm surprised there hasn't been an SE Dustie sig yet.