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Interesting. I wonder why they'd go to the trouble of moving the lock nut once ut was in and set up nicely...

Ok, so you guys are saying that the Kossoff '57 strat had a Kahler before Long Beach but reverted back to the fender trem for the Long Beach shows...? Right? The Kahler strat with the rosewood neck (and oddly positioned locking nut on the headstock) is which? 64 strat?

If it's a different neck, can we be sure it's not a different guitar completely? There's not much in the way of identifying scratches and dings on the body... So glad I started this chat, I'm learning a lot :)

Oops sorry. We seem to have cross posted. I see you have a pic with 3 similar guitars. That does change the position a bit. As it's dated to 2013, I can't say what happened in between. Also, the LaD Kahler guitar has the locking nut on the headstock of a normal bone-nut neck....

The maple neck (The Kossoff) certainly had a standard Fender trem during LaD.

Here's the rosewood at Long Beach. That may be the '64, not sure. The Kossoff is the '57, I believe. :)

I believe that was a newer build. I read somewhere that it was his signature model that was modded with a Kahler. Check out LaD look at the colour of the fretboard changing between songs :)

Hi guys (first time poster here :) ) Actually I've been doing a little research myself on this, recently. If you watch Live After Death, you can see that these are actually two guitars. He plays them both. The Kossoff guitar has a maple fretboard. This one has a rosewood. He uses these 2...