Yanno
Member
Hi all,
For a few months now I have owned a real vintage (well probably only 80's but it looks worn :S) well its an Otto Link "super" tone master.
I have only played it to see what the tone is like- but not really had much experience with it.
Downside to it is, its quite worn, eg. the "lacquer" has worn in places- probably only around 50% original lacquer still in place.
in some places it has even worn down to a coppery/ bronze colour (not sure if this is the metal its made from?) this has occurred especially around the facing.
My main question is- will it be dire/ worth it for it to be re-lacquered? as I would quite like to keep the piece due the warm tone they can produce.
I can email photos if anyone wants to have a look and tell me any tips and give some info.
Thanks
Yanno
For a few months now I have owned a real vintage (well probably only 80's but it looks worn :S) well its an Otto Link "super" tone master.
I have only played it to see what the tone is like- but not really had much experience with it.
Downside to it is, its quite worn, eg. the "lacquer" has worn in places- probably only around 50% original lacquer still in place.
in some places it has even worn down to a coppery/ bronze colour (not sure if this is the metal its made from?) this has occurred especially around the facing.
My main question is- will it be dire/ worth it for it to be re-lacquered? as I would quite like to keep the piece due the warm tone they can produce.
I can email photos if anyone wants to have a look and tell me any tips and give some info.
Thanks
Yanno