I was asking about the Plexi.
No I lended it to Hungarian guitar wiz Steve Balassi when he played with me, he took it home to Hungary with him when his Visa ran out, then flew back when he got another Visa but then US Customs at Ohare airport confiscated the Marshall 1987 and his Rocktron Prophesy effects unit that was racked together over a customs duty & fine BS they hit him with because he copped attitude with them during the interview. He did the programming work in Hungary and was bringing the finished product to demo to Rocktron. Customs officer said that constituted work without the correct Visa for R&D by a foreign national. He called BS in his mad Hungarian style, they took the rig and made him fly back to Budapest. Two back to back 18hr flights. Lesson learned, do not cop attitude with US Customs.
Bummer because he had a thousand hours of programming patches he designed for the Prophesy.
Rocktron even had a patch catagory called Mr. Balassi In their software and Steve ended up missing out on future employment for Rocktron because all his work was with Customs.
Sorry, I brought back a crappy situation. I'd been spitting nails.
A real Kentucky Colonel owned this and I got it at his estate sale. Gordon was a neighbor of over 20 years and I chased numerous guitar boxes that magically showed up around tornado season every year. Had it tuned and checked by one of Okc’s best Brann Guitars.
I called Customs and told them if the Rocktron programming was their beef ok, but the roadcase, Marshall amp, delay unit and power conditioner were mine loaned to him for assimilation with American and British gear standards to run the Rocktron. I even faxed them bill of sale for each component.
Nope, the Customs lady who busted him was such an ass to deal with. Last I heard Steve was working cruise ships and bar gigs in Scandanavia.
Got a Thinline Tele body, a bridge, and a Strat neck with tuners from Rusty today. Thanks @GnometownHero for hooking me up and sharing your knowledge.
Now I get to gather parts and put it all together.
Now I get to gather parts and put it all together.
I'm not sure. There are so many choices.
