Mike wrote:Don't make me get NoHo on you, Tim-Tim.

Is it an optical illusion or are there two jack sockets in the Duo control plate?

nope. one of the pots broke, now fixed with two chrome knobs

laterallateral wrote:This is pretty cool.
At first I thought you had covered it with painted macaronis, pre-school style.

lol, nah. that would require a lot of work.

Jesse wrote:Wait wait wait....

Wallpaper?

close, cloth and some titebond.


the finish was so thick that it acutally made more resonant

i don't have any really recent, good pics but its been so long that this counts as a new pic




WIJABAM!

I have a GFS WRHP in the bridge position of my Barclay hollow body and it's an amazing pickup....I can't attest to how close it is to the original but it sounds great.....very quacky - a nice upper mids spike. Anyway, I reccomend them....especiallly for the price

QUESTION: I'm going to go ahead and use GFS Pro-Tube lipsticks, and according to the site, they'll fit a Strat with no mods, which means I can use a standard Fender single-coil template for the pickguard. Now for the question: I don't what screwholes/screws fucking up the look of the guard, so I wa...

Whoops, didn't see that post. Thanks for the info.

Dude, aug. If you were to build one of these, how much would you charge?

handen wrote:that guitar looks gross as hell

doesn't anybody design with clay anymore? it's so much better than drawing if you don't know how to draw.

What you talkin' bout? This things amazing. I like the neck right above. Well worth the time.

Yeah, Warmoth doesn't do blocks on their short scale necks. Cool, I'll cruise E-bay, when I have the money.

Who does necks around here.

I'm talking

maple/rosewood neck
Blocked and bound with MOP
24" scale w/ a 7-1/4" radius
Large CBS headstock
and B profile.
20 frets.


If anyone does this kind of stuff, how much would it cost?

poopy, that would of been really cool too. I'll just keep it as is

That would be the only way I would repaint this guitar but it sounds a bit too involving

I'm looking for some hardcore sparkle paint. Not just metallic but a sparkley paint. Where can I find this? Down at the the hobby shop?

I think it could well turn out great, and I hope it does. It might not be something as universally appealling as a normal wooden jazzy, but who wants to be normal. I reckon you should do it, just for the sake of having a cool guitar with sounds and style that you can't get anywhere else. I think th...

BacchusPaul wrote:Aye, do it, even if it's just so everyone knows not to try it again.

Encouraging....but not really. I guess that's a good reason

ElCapitan wrote:Daphne w/ tort would look good. What happened to the Jazzmaster Pickups?

I'm still deciding on a lot of things. It's still in the planning stage


I have too many options, I hate it when that happens.

I might do j-master pickups. I don't know

I'm pretty sure (you can ask him about it, or he'll chime in) he's going to make a mold and it's just going to be a fiberglass frame with a pine middle block. Here's some more choices: daphne with white http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j13/marcolberding1/daphne.jpg daphne with tort - tied with Azte...

DGNR8 wrote:How does it work with glass? Once one is made can you make more from the mold, or no? I guess it's not that simple.

I'm not sure. I assume Danglybanger will chime in sometime

More Cowbell wrote:Sweet looking!

but doesn't fiberglass belong on bass boats?

Thanks for the compliments

Aug wrote:I think it's a really cool idea. It would be interesting to listen to difference between that and a wood jazzy.

It should be interesting. Fiberglass is supposed to be super bright and super resonant. At least as a semi-hollow body.