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Bear in mind that the GuitOrgan worked by slicing each fret into six pieces, each hard-wired into the synthoid unit. So it's likely that the neck itself has internal routing to accommodate all the wiring.
That means anybody thinking about a restoration will have to deal with holes in the top, back, rims and neck along with new hardware. Or of course you could just replace the top, back, neck, rims and hardware . . . with another guitar.
Bear in mind that the GuitOrgan worked by slicing each fret into six pieces, each hard-wired into the synthoid unit. So it's likely that the neck itself has internal routing to accommodate all the wiring.
That means anybody thinking about a restoration will have to deal with holes in the top, back, rims and neck along with new hardware. Or of course you could just replace the top, back, neck, rims and hardware . . . with another guitar.