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Something a bit different, a "Space Scene" SS6

Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2015 12:48 pm
by demonx
This is one I've just finished up and I've been calling "Kade's Space Scene SS6". Kade being the gent who commissioned the build and he has a bit of an interest in all things space related.

Anyway, here is a breakdown of the specs and I hope you guys like it!



The fingerboard inlay on this one consist of:

Rosewood, Cocobolo, Bocote, Black Limba, Paua shell, Black Mother of Pearl, Gold mother of Pearl, Abalone, White Mother of Pearl, Malachite.

Guitar specs:

SS6
Flat top body: African Walnut top, Flamed Maple center over African Mahogany with Rosewood stringers and a full width USA Ash back.
Maple neck with Cameroon Ebony fingerboard

Oil finish

Floyd Rose Special with Fatblock upgrade, Grover tuners & Straplock system
Bareknuckle Pickups - Aftermath calibrated set

16" radius
24 frets using dunlop 6150 fretwire
26.125" scale

Stainless steel truss rod
2x Carbon fiber neck rods

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Re: Something a bit different, a "Space Scene" SS6

Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2015 7:46 pm
by Kamusur
Very nice indeed Allan, and even the back looks really cool. Sure plenty of others are going to like this one as well.

Steve

Re: Something a bit different, a "Space Scene" SS6

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 6:33 am
by charangohabsburg
This fretboard must have been a lot of work! Beautiful wood with nicely contrasting colours too. Well done, congrats.

I guess your customer is now renaming musical notes to planet names and so. For example, d# would be "Saturn ring's lower right seen in current astronaut's perspective".

Re: Something a bit different, a "Space Scene" SS6

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 12:35 pm
by demonx
charangohabsburg wrote:This fretboard must have been a lot of work! Beautiful wood with nicely contrasting colours too. Well done, congrats.

I guess your customer is now renaming musical notes to planet names and so. For example, d# would be "Saturn ring's lower right seen in current astronaut's perspective".
Thanks. Yes the board was a lot of work, took a fair bit longer than I first thought it would, but these things happen.

Customer is currently travelling Europe, so he's only seen pics and is keen to get his pretty hands on it!