Burns Tri Sonic Vibra Artist guitar problem.

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Re: Burns Tri Sonic Vibra Artist guitar problem.

Postby jimuc » 18 Jan 2013, 20:28

johnyguitar wrote:Jim
I've known Derek for 45 years. I was the drummer in our small band of the 70's. We played Shadows, Country & Western (young farmers), all sorts.
Regards
John


John
That is very interesting, I was in Crossroads and District Young farmers for many years.
Played guitar in the annual concert for many of these years
Regards,
Jim
jimuc
 

Re: Burns Tri Sonic Vibra Artist guitar problem.

Postby dusty fretz » 18 Jan 2013, 21:05

Des,
Contact Alan Exley at Project Guitar Parts (01527 459545), as he's making excellent repros of this knob and other vintage plastic components.
dusty fretz
 

Re: Burns Tri Sonic Vibra Artist guitar problem.

Postby des mcneill » 20 Jan 2013, 15:02

Hi Paul, Many thanks for the info. I'll give them a call.
Des.
des mcneill
 

Re: Burns Tri Sonic Vibra Artist guitar problem.

Postby Graylion » 25 Jan 2013, 02:18

Perhaps it's Alan's knobs that are occasionally appearing on eBay? If you'll pardon the expression :oops: Thanks for the phone number. I might ask him for a few spares even though my Artiste still has its full compliment of originals - in fact it's all original since I bought it in 1962!
Graylion
 

Re: Burns Tri Sonic Vibra Artist guitar problem.

Postby dusty fretz » 26 Jan 2013, 02:35

Those Burns repro knobs on eBay are indeed from Mr. Exley. He also makes the often missing selector switch tip for the Vibra Artist, as well as various other plastic parts, including control knobs for Vox guitars and those metal-topped Bulgin types employed on numerous guitars, amps, echo units, record players, radios etc.. He also offers custom scratchplates, vibrato arms, machine heads and buttons, Hofner parts, effects pedals plus other interesting items; all excellent in quality and at competitive prices. In other words, a very useful chap to know! Here endeth the commercial.
dusty fretz
 

Re: Burns Tri Sonic Vibra Artist guitar problem.

Postby Graylion » 26 Jan 2013, 17:57

Thanks Paul. I only wish he'd put a fixed price on his parts. I have watched the cream control knobs on sale as I could do with a couple for my old Bird amp but they are a bit pricey. I might ask if he's managed to make any rectangular push-buttom tops as some of mine are repaired with Araldite. Well, they are 50 years old!

dusty fretz wrote:Those Burns repro knobs on eBay are indeed from Mr. Exley. He also makes the often missing selector switch tip for the Vibra Artist, as well as various other plastic parts, including control knobs for Vox guitars and those metal-topped Bulgin types employed on numerous guitars, amps, echo units, record players, radios etc.. He also offers custom scratchplates, vibrato arms, machine heads and buttons, Hofner parts, effects pedals plus other interesting items; all excellent in quality and at competitive prices. In other words, a very useful chap to know! Here endeth the commercial.
Graylion
 

Re: Burns Tri Sonic Vibra Artist guitar problem.

Postby dusty fretz » 26 Jan 2013, 20:27

Hi Lionel,
I suggest you contact Alan direct and do some haggling free from the hindrance of eBay costs. Coincidentally, he's just started making rectangular push-buttons for the likes of Copicats etc., so again a call could prove beneficial.
dusty fretz
 

Re: Burns Tri Sonic Vibra Artist guitar problem.

Postby des mcneill » 01 Feb 2013, 12:25

dusty fretz wrote:Des,
Contact Alan Exley at Project Guitar Parts (01527 459545), as he's making excellent repros of this knob and other vintage plastic components.



Hi Paul, Have just received Repro Burns control knobs as required, and very nice too. Thank you for the contact, been after these for years.

Des.
des mcneill
 

Re: Burns Tri Sonic Vibra Artist guitar problem.

Postby burnsbonkers » 07 Feb 2013, 12:34

Hi Johnny guitar, lovely early-ish example you've Got there
Would it be possible for you to somehow trace An outline of the little white scratch plate for me,?
Please p m me.
Thanks Pat.
burnsbonkers
 

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