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Nocaster Reissues

MK.II

MK.II

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Hot_Snake said:
yes, but on the 99 and early 00 Nocaster you still have the strong bridge pickup, bigger frets and a smaller neck ... different animals compared to the "normal" Time Machine ones !
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Yes, the Cunetto era Nocasters had a soft V shaped neck. At least the ones my buddy and I had did. The changes you mentioned were some of the things they eventually corrected on the Time Machine series Nocasters.
 
Red Baron

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I've got an '07 Nocaster and it ticks all the boxes - 9.5 rad neck, lightweight, and it sounds/plays sensational, a better guitar overall than any of the Masterbuilt Fender's or knockoffs I've owned, except for a Danocaster Blackguard, which is another outstanding guitar.

Ron Ellis Broadcaster pickups are my favourites, but I also really like Budz.
 
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