Sheraton players?

[shortscale]

I have a Sheraton II from around '90. White with all the trim. I had the original humbuckers for a good while than switched them for SD Jazz and JB. They sound great but maybe need to be in a solidbody. At the moment I am considering some kind of HB sized P-90 style for replacement. Killer guitar, great action and sound.

[Bob Mc]

I'd agree about the PUPs; great for a soldibody for sure!
Like I've posted before (and I don't sell or have any interest in them financially), consider the Kent Armstrong P90s. There was a thread recently about the pole to string spacing, but I've heard them in a full sized archtop and they were really versatile. $65 a piece I think.

[Deaf Eddie]

... ALMOST...

Old early '90's MIK Sheraton with S-D JB in the bridge, but a Pearly Gates in the neck. I also put in a push/pull coil-shunt, couldn't live without it. Love the pups - that JB is THE ONE in the bridge, for my ears...but consider my handle!

Oh yeah, mine's ebony instead of white, and I swapped out ALL the gold stuff for chrome...

Hey, is the neck profile on yours very thin and FLAT?

[shortscale]

One of my favorite necks, lots of fun to play. I'm not terribly into looks but the inlays are fantastic. The white paint is yellowing somewhat and it has a real classic look.

[PafTone]

Got me a Sheraton II yesterday. Great guitar, needs a little fretdressing and fine tuning, but now something else... I took out the epi pups and replaced them for Gibsons classic '57's, know what..the guitar was dead quiet before but now its a lot more noisy, anyone had this problem before?

[The Snowman]

only thing I did was replace the tuners with Grover LOcking tunbers...otherwise it's a rocker stock...even the pups are good enuff fer the bluez...my main Ax for blues in Gibbys is a 345 and that's as good as it can ever get...but the Sheraton is no slouch considering it's about $3000.oo cheaper.......later don