creeeeeeeepy

Never seen the green one. I'm very familiar with his older brother though... read about em in books. They say "plays great and sounds like a strat" http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v118/turquoisemoleeater/guitars/BrianEastwoodBenderDistortocasterredmontage1_zps8d92392e.jpg I always though...

Looks great! I definitely wanna do JB & Jazz with push/pull split.

The stock string tree's don't bother you?

http://i1264.photobucket.com/albums/jj490/jpredovan/Super%20Sonic%20Black/P1080370_zpsf6694456.jpg http://i1264.photobucket.com/albums/jj490/jpredovan/Super%20Sonic%20Black/P1080373_zps7acded05.jpg http://i1264.photobucket.com/albums/jj490/jpredovan/Super%20Sonic%20Black/P1080369_zps1a1b2c62.jpg ht...

Update?

If you hit a raw body with a coat of clear...... then apply the grain filler, it won't make a huge mess.

How about dying the grain filler black? It'll cover up any color in the pits.

What kind of buffer set up you using?

Looks great by the way... either way.

You must force it upon the forum. No NGD post without a nut and ass shot.

I've got a SS coming into tomorrow. I'll add to your thread.

When did the 22.7" neck start appearing (90's w/ Squier?)? Are the 22.7" necks (no mod needed) interchangeable with 22 1/2" and 24"? I'd love to see a site or article break down all the short scale necks width, string spacing, headstocks, tuners, scale, conversion..... *cough* Ja...

The trem claw and jack are the two places where the ground likes to come undone. Like Dave said shield the guitar. If you are only having trouble at that one studio and not the other similar location. Maybe try plugging into a different wall outlet for your amp. Could be possible to have a broken gr...

Umm.... Onnee time in band camp.... http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/5/5a/Newamericanpiebandcamp.jpg/190px-Newamericanpiebandcamp.jpg My friend was a counselor and was always scared 9 months later he'd get a phone call from a parent. Remember just cos she looks 18 don't mean she is. Th...

I couldn't imagine us having a fire. Grandma passed away two years ago and left us all the family heirlooms. We got furniture going back generations.

I double checked seymour duncan site. It doesn't matter what direction you mount pickups. Except for humbuckers and staggered single coils. So you are good to go.

I'd buy it for a reverse headstock... flip the rest of the shit back onto the bay

Only thing that concerns me, do you need to flip one of the pickups? See how your pickup routes are opposite of each other http://imageshack.us/a/img200/436/r794.jpg Here you have pickups mounted identically http://imageshack.us/a/img585/8130/r3lh.jpg Not saying it's wrong... just further adding to ...

Lower horn was drilled out for a strap button.............. you know what this means

It's Kurt's JS

HNB wrote:I'm broke! Comp Orange will have to wait. LOL

burn the school down

a lot of guys use tru oil. Fran did on one of his projects... I don't know if it's a "tint" but it's used as an alternative to clear coat

damn if you do, damn if you don't