ADH Two-By-Caster

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ADH Two-By-Caster

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Saw this up and had to grab it. :) I love Andrew's custom projects. :) Strat meets Tele. Until it comes in, here are pictures. I think he called it a pinecaster or a two by caster. :)

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Looks pretty cool. I've read quite a few of ADH's build threads and am always impressed.
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I would love to see him make more stuff, but he tends to build in spurts. ;) Plus his day job keeps him pretty busy.
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I like what I've seen on TDPRI and Offset, ADH did impressive job at finishing and aging. In general his guitars in a good way looks like they were manufactured at the plant.
About this exact body, is it heavy? Usually the bodies that are made of yellow pine are super heavy
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What are your plans for this beastie? Or did you buy to keep on hand for future inspiration?
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I don't know the weight yet, those are Gonk's sale pics. My plan is a rail pickup for it. I found a diagram for a three way switch that does humbucker with tone bypass, humbucker with tone pot, and split humbucker with tone. Seems like it would be useful.
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Thinner body so the switch depth is too shallow for a normal tele or strat switch so I have this one I picked up. Anyone able to help me figure out how to do this esquire diagram with this different switch??

This switching option:

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HNB wrote:two by caster
THIS, PLZ

I take it it's inspired by the pine "snakehead" prototypes? Still want to build one of those

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Possibly. :) I do like the look of that. :)
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I'm a fan of the third prototype.

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plopswagon wrote:I'm a fan of the third prototype.
I would be if only the control plate really was in that position, but the 3+3 headstock is a big factor for me too.

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Ooo I dig that.
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Neck came in! I need to design a custom decal for it.

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paul_ wrote:
plopswagon wrote:I'm a fan of the third prototype.
I would be if only the control plate really was in that position, but the 3+3 headstock is a big factor for me too.

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That's the second prototype. But yeah I like 3+3 headstock too.

Edit, I thought this was the real third prototype but it's a photoshop. Foolish me.
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Post by NickS »

The pic of the switch looks sensible; neck + to 2 & 3, bridge + to 5 & 6.
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Post by HNB »

Except I want it to do what the diagram above it does since it will just have a bridge pickup that is splittable. :)
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Post by cur »

I don't think you can do what you want with that switch because you only have one common output (c). Just get the correct 3 way switch. Any guitar store should have one.

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Can't. The control cavity is only a little over an inch deep and the body is too thin to route it deeper. I might be able to figure it out, but I figured you all are smarter than I am. LOL
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Post by HNB »

Worst case I am certain I can do the coil split.

Edit: Maybe coil split isn't possible with this switch. If I add a ground to any lug, it would just cut the pickup signal since it only has one common, right?
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