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here is a sample seller in the states...looks like about a $30 difference (more) http://www.musictoyz.com/guitar/gtrstuff/celestian.php

I read somewhere that it's written inside the rhythm-pickup cavity.... Any confirmation?

not on my MIK Canadian-sold LoveRock......single screw at the top, truss-rod cavity directly at the nut......(no wood for a bottom screw) YMMV

Yes, I have Celestion Blue speakers in both my Mission Amps Tweedy Deluxe and a Victoria Amps 2012.....both sound excellent and seem to take the wattage ok. Of course, I haven't TRIED to blow 'em though....that would be a potentially expensive experiment! :wink:

The MIK models sold out of Canada have a SMALL triangular trc, with a screw ONLY at the top. A screw cannot be placed at the bottom, as the truss-rod opening is flush with the bottom of the nut. That is why I was pondering one of the three-screw triangular trc (in one of the LP Custom...

Nope, no other holes. Perhaps a LP Custom-style (three screws) would be a good replacement...it would mean drilling, but an improvement I think.

guess my ignorance is showing... I read elsehere on the forum that the one-screw trc is what the MIK models sold in Canada have....I sure don't like it though! Sorry for the spew.

I'm starting to think I'm just another sucker taken in by a Canadian EBay auction...... In any case, new Seymour Duncan SH-1 '59s are going into it.

at the TOP, not "time"

yep...one screw at the time..."arrowhead" shape. Looks like I got a lowline Tokai... :(

My newly-arrived MIK Love Rock's truss-cover seems to have only ONE screw holding it on....I haven't removed it yet, but is there room for a bottom screw in the case of using a "standard" replacement?

Homebuilt Mission Tweedy Deluxe upgraded with NOS 6L6s, multi-impedence OT, Bruce's volume-control mod and a Reverend Alltone speaker.....a close second is my '68 Bandmaster with 2x12 Weber Signature 12's in the cab. Overdrive everywhere!